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The ink blue is delicious and the utilitarian vibe is a personal favorite. It looks a little better than flat cotton because of the textural sheen of the sateen. If you’re after an inexpensive shirt dress, give this a bash. I have no idea how it will handle a laundry cycle, but it fits well and is comfortable to wear. It was too short for me to wear as a dress, but it looked nice over skinnies. Could definitely work for petites.
This top is just as sleek and flattering as the regular sized version. It’s wonderful on both a smaller and larger bust line and the asymmetrical neckline is genius. This style is alluring yet offers enough coverage and I love the geometric print! As a rayon-spandex blend, this item drapes well and does not cling. A perfect layering piece but just as nice worn on its own.
The asymmetrical boat neck is genius. It’s extremely flattering on both a smaller and larger bust line. I love how the ring detail is alluring yet offers enough coverage. A perfect layering piece and just as nice worn on its own. As a rayon-spandex blend, this item drapes well and does not cling. But you’ll need to like jailbird stripes to like this top. It’s bold.
The banded top trend was one of the things I was most excited about this season. Easy, comfortable and forgiving around the midriff area. Perfect for over skinnies or straight leg jeans, but just as good over bootcuts. This one comes in a slew of happy colours that are perfect for Spring. But the black looks fabulous too.
The dropped shoulder on this style makes it flattering for both a strong and narrow shoulder line. The collapsible cowl makes it work on both small-chested and bustier gals. Soft, comfy and perfect both on its own or belted over Ponte knit pants and skinny jeans. I’m not sure whether it will cling on curvier body types because I’ve only had it on rectangles and inverted triangles, but it’s well worth a look because it’s quite roomy around the midriff.
A great bit of textural bling for underneath a blazer or jacket. Soft, comfy, forgiving and sleek. Love its urban edge. Jeans, heels, pinstripe jacket, fab bag and this embellished T. Hot.
This button down shirt is just for you if you’re a plus sized gal with a small waistline. The fit and quality is just as crisp, clean and pristine as the less structured version, but with a much more defined torso. Remember that button down shirts have creative possibilities!
The quality and drape of a Foxcroft shirt hardly ever disappoints. The collar and cuffs are particularly crisp, clean and pristine. It’s forgiving around the torso which is just what the doctor ordered to smooth out those extra bits around the middle. Don’t think of a white button down shirt as a boring standalone item. Think of it as a creative layering vehicle. The possibilities are endless.
