the navy overshirt adds structure to the casual tee
Spotted by Coco NakamuraI’m seeing a navy button-down layered over a white tee, which is a standard but effective way to dress down a work shirt. The glasses add a sharp, intellectual edge to the otherwise relaxed top. It’s a fit that works for a casual workday where comfort matters as much as looking like you show up.
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Navy button-down shirt
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White t-shirt
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Black rimmed glasses
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White wireless earbuds
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Dark trousers
Since the bottom half isn't visible, dark trousers would complete the smart casual look.
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Minimalist watch
A simple watch would add a bit of polish to the wrists and balance the casual tee.
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White sneakers
White sneakers would ground the outfit with a bit of casual style suitable for the office.
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