10 Graphic Tee Outfits to Try This Fall
Few things are easier to wear than a T-shirt, yet the flip side of that is it's all too easy to throw one on with the same pair of jeans every morning and call it a day. Comfy? Yes. Instagram-worthy? Not so much. Graphic tee outfits can be creative, though, as dozens of street style stars have proven time and again.
Take the ensemble Romee Strijd wore to the recent Paris shows, which consisted of a Balmain tee paired with red leather pants and an on-trend baker boy hat—it was simple yet undeniably eye-catching. Or that of another off-duty model who added a floppy beret and retro oval shades to the classic denim-and-tee combo to give it a fashion-forward touch.
This fall, make your collection feel fresh again by styling it with less expected pieces, like dressy skirts or '70s-style flares. Get started with the 10 inspiring outfits below, and shop fun tees by Loewe, Madewell, and more.
Now this is how you pull off a knee-length skirt.
These jeans are rad on their own, but the bright pops of red take them to another level.
Classic white-on-white gets a modern update with a sporty graphic tee and artful earrings.
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The kicky mini is a cool alternative to jeans.
Follow this formula, and you're sure to stand out.
Everything about this look screams cool girl.
Dress down a businesslike blazer with a white tee, dark denim, and tinted sunnies.
Embrace street style peacocking with flashy accessories and a look-at-me leather skirt.
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Our new go-to way to style XXL tees.
Add a cropped bomber when the temps drop.
The real deal.
Let your shirt do the talking.
We love the idea of pairing this tee with leather leggings.
Perfect for high-waisted jeans.
A little '80s (in a good way).
Bonus: It's totally gluten-free.
Insert peace sign emoji.
Everything's better in French.
A super-soft tee from the brand behind It girls' favorite denim.
The fashion crowd loves Ganni's graphic tees.
Up next, find out why one top blogger thinks you should try this polarizing denim trend.