Sometimes, a small detail is enough to make the difference and go from a very basic outfit to a stylish look.
This applies to outfits that are worn in a hurry without thinking of being colder at home. A simple jogger and a loose shirt for example!
If you feel like making a plain t-shirt a little fancier, you can add a bow. It looks silly as hell but it changes a lot, because it adds intention to the look: “I didn’t fall out of bed, I decided to weaken myself like this” (yes, it can say a lot, a tied shirt, let’s say so).
Unless tying a nice knot that holds is more complicated than it seems.
Tie a shirt in an aesthetic and solid way: the video tutorial
Tying up your shirt isn’t innate. It’s like having to choose between spending three hours tying a nice knot that doesn’t hold, or a knot that holds well but just looks like a big sausage.
Fortunately, some people double down on their wits and pedagogy to tell how to be successful tie up a shirt in an aesthetic and solid way! In this case, the @Style TikTok account offers an effective, stylish and above all ultra-easy solution.
How to tie a t-shirt effectively
- Cross the bottom of the shirt to have two ends
- Shoot well
- Take a turn
- Tuck one end into the other
Simple, essential.
It works the best with chunky, thick T-shirts : the thinner or more slippery the material, the less good and longer it will last. But it works quite well with a lambda tank topsince I’ve been wearing it like this since this morning and everything is holding up!
Let me know in the comments if you try this method! And if you have another one to share, don’t hesitate.
Cover photo credit: King Louie
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Source: Madmoizelle
Mary Crossley is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. She is a seasoned journalist who is dedicated to delivering the latest news to her readers. With a keen sense of what’s important, Mary covers a wide range of topics, from politics to lifestyle and everything in between.
