Does this work as a tunic shirt?

Louise

This something i already had and just wondered whether it worked as a tunic shirt?
Here it is unbelted
http://i594.photobucket.com/al.....rt/003.jpg
and belted
http://i594.photobucket.com/al.....4_1446.jpg

PS- i promise never to wear it with just tights that was just because i couldn't be bothered to put trousers on !!!! x

16 years ago

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Latest reply was from MNsara

RoseandJoan

Veteran

My hunch is it may be slightly too short to be considered a tunic, I would class it as a fabulous long shirt suitable for skinnies and skirts (as per today's blog) but not leggings. I love you in the shirt BTW.

16 years ago

Inge

(website)

Moderator

I agree with Julie here, I think it's a little too short to be a "real" tunic, but oh boy, it has stripes! And you look lovely in it! And you in wide belts, fab!!!-)

16 years ago

Louise

Veteran

Honestly cross my heart i would never wear it with leggings! just wondered if i could get away with using it as per Angie's blog on tunic shirts? x

16 years ago

Queen Mum

Veteran

I think you could wear it fine per Angies blog posts, but I don't consider it a tunic.

16 years ago

Maya

Veteran

I have seen shirts like these be described as boyfriend shirts. Suddenly everything is boyfriend this, boyfriend that...

I agree with Kim. It can be worn the same way Angie wore hers, but it's not a tunic.

16 years ago

Louise

Veteran

Thanks for the description maya it finally has a name rather than big baggy shirt. Thanks all for the clarification on length x

16 years ago

MNsara

Veteran

That is exactly the kind of shirt I am seeing in stores right now with the roll-up sleeves, stripes, etc. It looks great on you and I can just see you wearing it with a white cami under it, dark skinnies on the bottom, maybe some pearls in the open neck

Boyriend is the name? I guess that makes sense. Bigger than our own size would be, but not the pure tunic style.

Would love to see a pic when you wear it out!

16 years ago

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