In case you didn't see Blake Lively numerous times on your TV screen during the Super Bowl perched next to Taylor Swift, she was wearing an Adidas x Balenciaga red tracksuit, and her arms were stacked with Tiffany & Co. bracelets. It was a fun look for the big game, and it wouldn't have been complete without a basic that tied the look together: her Aritzia tank top.
I've been a huge fan of Aritzia's basics for years, and one top that I have in multiple colors is the brand's Sculpt Knit Squareneck Cropped Tank. The ribbed tank comes in dozens of colors and rings in at just $58. It's made of a sculpting, slightly compressive fabric that looks smooth and doesn't add any bulkiness (so it's great as a layering piece). Lively opted for the tank in white. And she and I aren't the only fans of the tank, as it's racked up a whopping 535 reviews and nearly five stars on Aritzia. After scrolling through a handful, I think I'm ready to add another color to my collection. Keep scrolling to join me in doing so.
On Blake Lively: Adidas x Balenciaga tracksuit; Aritzia Babaton Sculpt Knit Squareneck Cropped Tank ($58); Tiffany & Co. jewelry
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