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Layer a checkered shirt with a white T-shirt for an expressive monotone coordinate
The open-collar short-sleeved shirt with a black-and-white checkerboard pattern, reminiscent of the two-tone look that swept London in the 1980s, a white T-shirt, black cropped pants, and black sneakers create an expressive monotone coordinate. This lighthearted outfit, which sounds like ska or new wave music, dispels the formal look often associated with monotone coordination, and is neither too rough nor too clean. The diagonal body bag inside the shirt is also a must-have, echoing the seasonal street style.
7UNION Shirt
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A striped shirt gives a sharp boost to the monotone look of a white T-shirt and black damaged skinnies
Layered shirts and T-shirts are a great way to refresh the impression of unconventional styling. Depending on what design items are combined, different looks can be created, and the shirt can be buttoned up to show off the T-shirt or tucked in or tucked out to create a variety of ways to wear the shirt. In the snapshot picked up here, a striped shirt is added to a monotone coordinate of a white T-shirt and black damaged skinnies. The striped shirt gives a sharp boost to the monotone impression that forms the core of the coordinate, while adding just the right amount of roughness and lightness to the styling.
BRIAN DALES Shirt
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