If you’re like me, most days you just want to keep it simple. Jeans and a white tee are a classic, go-to around here, but sometimes you just want to make it look a little more interesting! It’s fun figuring out how to style a white tee because you can go so many different ways with it. Today I’m keeping it simple, but adding elements that make the outfit look a little more interesting overall. Read one for my favorite tips on how to style a white tee and make it look slightly cooler!

How to Style a White Tee

First step to how to style a white tee is finding a good one! I live in the tees from Old Navy. Their relaxed fit is one of my favorites and they come in a bunch of different colors, but lately I’ve been choosing the more fitted styles. Old Navy has a great maternity section and this one has a relaxed fit but is snug around the belly. Best of both worlds!

While jeans are often a go-to when you’re wearing a white tee, I like to mix it up sometimes with a pair of skinny black pants. They give a nice contrast to the brightness of the top and you’ll still have tons of styling options because what doesn’t go with black and white?!

Instead of adding denim with jeans, I added it in the form of a jacket. A denim jacket is a spring and summer staple for me. It’s so versatile and gives a relaxed feel to any outfit.

To add some more casual touches, I paired the look with a soft, lightweight scarf, a pair of cute white tassel sandals, and a baseball hat. Baseball hats are key when your hair isn’t having its best day!

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jacket c/o Old Navy . shirt c/o Old Navy {non-maternity version here} . pants . flats c/o Old Navy {also come in black!} . bag . earrings . scarf c/o Old Navy . hat . lipstick in Velvet Teddy

By adding these additional casual elements to my outfit I feel like I was able to make my white tee outfit look anything but basic. What do you think? Do you have any favorite ways to style white tee shirts?

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DISCLOSURE: Thank you Old Navy for partnering with me on this post! All thoughts and opinions, as always, are my own.