We love a good band tee, especially if it’s one of the originals. With It-girls like the Jenner’s and the Hadid’s wearing these edgy graphic tees almost on the daily, it’s easy to see why we’ve all jumped on the bandwagon (pun intended, sorry, not sorry). But if you weren’t lucky enough to score yourself the real-deal merch, then there’s always the vintage-inspired.
Already designed with faded prints, that over-washed feel, and even rips and tears, new-vintage tees come with pre-loved appeal. While originally associated with a heavy metal aesthetic, think lots of black, lots of leather and hardware, this doesn’t mean these designs can’t be worn any other way.
This season, we’re giving the band tee more credit and working it into almost every aspect of our wardrobes. See how we’re wearing these top selling styles.
Basically the t-shirt version of the flame emoji, this washed black tee is at the top of our wishlist. If your office is more relaxed and not strict on dress codes, take this tee to work with high-waisted black pants, a boyfriend blazer and a pair of block-heeled pumps.
Choker styles are one of the biggest trends of the year so it makes perfect sense to wear this look with a pair of ever-popular mom jeans. Amp up your regrams with a pair of sock boots, an aviator jacket, and killer set of shades. #trending.
Taking the band tee to new levels with a bit of lace, this tee has Friday night fun written all over it. We’ll be wearing ours with a high-shine miniskirt, block-heeled boots, and a faux fur jacket.
Let this studded tee do all the talking by styling it with a pair of black skinny jeans and ankle boots to match. Flashes of red, like a belt and statement shades, will really make this print pop.
With a slouchy fit and animal print sleeves, it only seems natural to rock this tee with a cool-girl attitude. We’re styling ours with corset belt over the top and a pair of our chunkiest platform sneakers.
Give this rock-n-roll inspired style a slightly more feminine edge with a pleated midi skirt – double points added if you throw a bit of metallic into the mix.