In this issue, we will introduce 3 countermeasures that you can take when you feel that you look sharp in a business style white shirt, but for some reason it doesn’t feel right when you wear it on your days off.
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(1) Tighten it up with chic casual bottoms for a mature look!
One of the reasons why white shirts don’t look good on weekends is because of the overly formal selection of items. Since the white shirt is a standard item for business style, it is important to create an appropriate sense of relaxation with the other items that go with it. The first item we recommend as a means of creating a relaxed, casual look is the use of chic casual bottoms. Dark blue denim, black chinos, navy sweatpants, or any other bottoms can often bring an outfit together simply by tightening the outfit with dark tones.
(2) Wear a white shirt as outerwear with a T-shirt as innerwear!
Wearing a single white shirt tends to lean toward an elegant atmosphere, for better or worse. If you prefer a white shirt coordinate with a less glamorous look, why not try a T-shirt as an inner layer? The color of the T-shirt should be dark tones such as navy or black as shown in the snapshot below. This will give the coordination a tightened impression from the inside out.
(3) Wear a casual outerwear for a relaxed look!
White shirts are easy to use as innerwear and go well with casual outerwear. Wearing a casual outerwear as if you were wearing a tailored jacket will give you a coordinated look on your days off. If you feel that there is a contrast between the taste of the casual outerwear and the white shirt, it is recommended to use a knit with a round collar or V-neck. These knits, while casual, blend well with dress items, and will act as a bridge between the outerwear and the white shirt, creating a sense of unity in the coordinated look.
