Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

Monday, October 21, 2013

Gotta Get It: Graphic tees



I know I recently gushed about the Céline tee here, but graphics in general are taking over this season. Cute French phrases and designer logos are popping up all over tees, sweaters, and sweatshirts. These pieces are extremely versatile, and create a chic way to wear an otherwise basic top. Forever 21, asos, and Zoe Karssen, and of course Etsy, are great places to start for the most classic styles. But don’t stop there, you can find them almost anywhere! Banana Republic, J. Crew, and lots of others have some really cute options. Take a look at some of my favorites beyond the Céline tee: 

Get the look: 

Forever 21

 

 

asos
www.asos.com


 

Zoe Karssen
Zoe Karssen
Maison Scotch

Banana Republic

 

J.Crew
www.jcrew.com


Urban Outfitters

 

Etsy
www.etsy.com

 


Here’s how I like to style my graphic tees:
  
 


You can also create your own! Come up with your own cute or clever phrase (French words are certainly en vogue), or you can always use an existing design (for your own use, not commercial gain!). Check out some of these tutorials to DIY:


I even made my own for my mom and sister (and of course a couple for myself) for Christmas last year! 

I simply blew up the photos of the logos on my computer, printed them on thick paper, cut them out with an x acto knife to create a stencil, then stenciled them onto the shirts. I got the tees at Gap Body and H&M – both great places for soft, stretchy, and inexpensive basic tees. I used craft materials from Michaels, and I worked with both fabric paint and fabric markers to see which worked best. I preferred the fabric marker. 

Here are some more examples of how to style your graphic tees (click the photos for links to blogs):
















One of the best things about graphic tees is that they can be worn year round, day to night. The trend seems to be sticking around for awhile, although getting more sophisticated/edgy. 

What to wear with your graphic tee:

- a blazer or leather jacket
- skinny jeans or leather pants
- a glam pencil skirt or mini 
- a statement necklace

Here are some more tips for styling graphic tees!


Be sure to follow me on Pinterest to see more of my favorite styles, and on Instagram to see how I wear my tees!







Asia

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Get Your Céline Tee On!



This tee has become incredibly iconic and is popping up everywhere. Whether it’s dressed up or down, it goes way beyond the plain white tee.  

Where to get it: Etsy!


Check out these Etsy shops: 

$13 Persontenth, Etsy
$11.89 washingtonpeart, Etsy
$12.99 CelebriTee, Etsy

Or, you can do it yourself!  

Take a look at this YouTube video (click photo to open link): 
DIY Céline T-shirt - YouTube
There are also some really fun spins on the classic Céline Paris tee. Here are some of my favorites; visit Wheretoget for more info!

$40.00
$14.98 teetheword, Etsy

Maybe the most classic of the bunch: 
Sincerely Jules, $39.00
$11.89, iintee, Etsy

How to wear it: 
You can wear it almost anywhere. Whether you opt for the classic white, or an alternate color such as black or gray, it can be paired with everything from leather shorts to a pleated maxi skirt. It looks especially chic under a leather jacket or blazer with skinny jeans.

Here are some more of my favorite looks from Pinterest


A Piece of Toast

Sincerely Jules

stylingon

Scent of Obsession

Preppy Fashionista

And of course, my own take on the tee!
                                         
It's become one of my wardrobe staples to the point that I had to order two more! I'm also anxiously awaiting the arrival of my Célfie tee from Sincerely Jules

Next on the blog: 
The Official Launch of Asia Allyn Consulting and Cincy So Chic brand!

Don't forget to follow me on Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter: @cincysochic





Asia