Oversized shirts are my go-to off-duty staple; I often find myself perusing my boyfriend's side of the closet in search of that perfect menswear shirt. Don't get me wrong, I love crop tops,bodysuits, turtlenecks, any constricting (but cute) style—but sometimes comfort is key. There are days when a big, billowy shirt is the only thing I want to wear. But styling an oversized shirt can get tricky; no one wants to look like they're headed to bed. Below, I've broken down how to wear an oversized shirt in a few different ways. Whether you're stealing your boyfriend's flannel or rocking an old band T-shirt, there are so many different ways to style this piece.
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The Canadian Tuxedo
This is my personal favorite off-duty look. You can't go wrong with double denim, in my opinion. This look is season-less—swap out the sandals for boots and add your favorite jacket as we head into fall.
Finish things off with a comfortable pair of square-toe sandals.
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Off-Duty
Liu Han's outfit is model off-duty perfection, and it's very easy to recreate. Perfect for girls on the go, this look is super cool and comfortable. Throw on a leather jacket, strappy sandals, and some bold jewels to spice things up for the evening.
Start with your base: This oversized, vintage-inspired band T-shirt is perfect for that off-duty look. (Pro tip: Know at least one of the band's songs, just in case.)
Transition into the evening with this crystal bag—another great way to add a pop of color to your look.
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The Crisp White Button Down
Nothing screams "classic" like a crisp white button-down. If you're tired of the same old sundress, try out an oversized button down and a pair of linen pants. The look is breathable, comfortable, and chic.
Shelby ComroeShelby Comroe is a Fashion Assistant at Marie Claire who works on new editorials, trends, looks, shoots, accessories, and everything else in the world of fashion.
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