5 ways to wear a denim shirt that you will love

Last updated on July 13th, 2017 at 04:09 pm

A denim shirt is an essential garment to both sexes. A guy can wear it in total denim outfits, so as you. In case you don’t like this 70s trend, you could combine the denim shirt with other garments and create so many different outfits that match your personality. If you are a plus size girl, you will be thrilled by our stylish suggestions.

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A long unisex denim shirt is a great part of a sexy outfit like the one where you combine it with leather pants. During the winter, you can do perfect layering with a fur vest or a grey coat, a pair of classic pumps and a black fedora hat.

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This is an outfit that every girl should do. Wear a striped pencil skirt with a buttoned denim shirt, a pair of leather flat boots and a sweater above it. There you have an outfit for work and going out with friends.

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There are so many ladies who love the total denim look and we can’t blame them for that. A pair of boyfriend’s jeans matches perfectly with a loose denim shirt. Combine this outfit with strapped high heels and one of the sexiest red lipsticks.

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This is a good outfit for all fashionistas out there. An old fashioned denim shirt with a white girly skirt. Pick whichever pair of shoes you want. Sneakers, ballerinas, strapped heels or classic oxfords. During the winter, you will wear black lace tighs or high knee socks.

 

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Last, but not least, we have an uber girly suggestion for you that copliments all plus size girls. A tutu skirt in pastel combined with a classic denim shirt and a pair of pastel pumps. You don’t need extra accessorizing or too much makeup. This outfit is too glamorous itself.

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