T By Draped Cutout Back Tee
Black Short Sleeve Blouse by Alexander Wang
How to wear Alexander Wang T By Draped Cutout Back Tee
For a laid-back ensemble with a modernized spin, choose a black short sleeve blouse and blue jeans.
If you're after a laid-back and at the same time stylish outfit, choose an Alexander Wang T By Draped Cutout Back Tee from Saks Fifth Avenue and white floral skinny jeans. White and black leather heeled sandals are an easy way to va-va-voom your outfit.
Wear an Alexander Wang T By Draped Cutout Back Tee and a brown suede pencil skirt if you seek to look casually edgy without spending too much time. Complement this look with a pair of black suede wedge pumps to make a classic look feel suddenly edgier.
Breathe personality into your daily casual repertoire with an Alexander Wang black short sleeve blouse and a black skater skirt. Make this outfit a bit dressier by finishing off with black leather pumps.
This pairing of an Alexander Wang T By Draped Cutout Back Tee and black dress pants is an interesting balance between casual and chic. For extra style points, complete this getup with black suede pumps.
This combo of a black short sleeve blouse and black and white print wide leg pants is extremely easy to recreate and so comfortable to work over the course of the day as well! Complete your outfit with a pair of blue suede pumps and ta-da: the look is complete.
This combination of a black short sleeve blouse and black ripped skinny jeans is on the casual side but is also absolutely chic and elegant. Not sure how to round off? Complement this outfit with black suede ankle boots to boost the glam factor.
Consider teaming an Alexander Wang black short sleeve blouse with a black slit midi skirt for an off-duty getup with a twist. On the fence about how to finish? Introduce a pair of black leather ankle boots to the equation to up the glamour factor.
The go-to for relaxed casual style? An Alexander Wang black short sleeve blouse with black leather leggings. A chic pair of yellow suede wedge sandals is the simplest way to va-va-voom your ensemble.