These are all great looks, Astrid, and your summer wardrobe looks to be in good shape. I agree with the others that #1 is really smashing--such a sleek, modern look. I like the idea of semi-tucking in 4, and I wondered if you might just hem the tee, too, to a length like the one in 2.
To me, the gray looks like it will be perfect with just about everything, even though the red was a fun color. It's too bad they didn't last, but good that Amazon stood behind the product.

Thanks Amy!

Skylurker, not a Weasley, more like Hermione when I had long hair.

Thanks Ledonna!

Thanks Sharan - not sure I want to hem the tee. I actually like the length with most of my other pants. I might pin it up to see how that would look. And I'm definitely glad Amazon came through, this was the first time I had an issue. All in all I think my eyes just needs to get used to the grey and then it will be fine! After four years of burgundy sneakers it might have been time for a change in any case.

Hi Astrid, I love all these looks for you. My favorites are 1,3 & the last look because of the Hogwarts tee. Harry Potter and Hogwarts have a special place in my heart as the parent of an autistic boy who after hearing me read the first Harry Potter Book out loud, wanted to repeatedly listen to the book on tape version, and then he read and re-read each book multiple times on his own. I am convinced his vocabulary and his wonderful language skills are from that book series. Many thanks to J.K. Rowling. Also to Tolkein which followed after (for him).

I love tees that have a personal meaning or that trigger a personal meaning for someone else.

Staysfit, thanks. And I agree, I don't wear graphic tees for style and would never buy one I couldn't relate to. But I tend to really love the ones that speak to me and I usually wear them happily for ages. Thank you for sharing this story about your son. I basically learned English with Harry Potter, more than at school. I didn't want to wait for the translation and read them in English, even though I maybe only understood every third or fourth word at first! Now as an adult I often prefer to read the original over the translation.