Shirt knot

Fashion Selection 🦄💕 on Instagram: "A styling trick that you can do to finish the look and make it more interesting is the knot on the shirt, which often doesn’t get so "finished" if you just do the simple tying. This suggestion ensures that will be 1️⃣ well caught and 2️⃣ even more charming! Do you usually tie the knot or do you prefer to wear the classic shirt? ✔️ Credit/Source: @laismachadoconsultoria"

MY MOST REQUESTED TUTORIAL! 🛍️comment OUTFIT for LINKS to shop this exact outfit If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me how I tied my t shirt knot I would have well like thousands of...

Learn this super easy style hack that turns a button down shirt into a fitted, knotted, and perfect top for summer!A classic button down shirt should be in EVER…

Zory | San Francisco Style on Instagram: "Stop tying your shirt with a knot! Try this twist method instead. Very easy and it looks cute! Perfect for your summer oversized shirts! : #fashionhack #fashionhacks #wardrobe #capsulewardrobe #linenshirt #wardrobetips #stylehacks #closetgoals #outfitoftheday #outfitinspiration #stylehacks #styletips #styleinspo #frenchgirlstyle #frenchstyle #timelessstyle #lifehacks #dressbetter #sezane #sezanelovers"

Tracey Rogers on Instagram: "Comment “shop” for links to my outfit 🖤 If you want a front tie knot without the bulk, this is how you do it! Make sure you’re following my account for more style tips 😉 Shirt & shorts are @jcrewfactory. My shirt is a gauze material which is perfect for summer. I love these shorts so much I even have them in white! My earrings are @jcrew and are very lightweight while still making a statement. My necklaces were gifts from my husband, but I’m linking…

--- Originally posted here and here | Buy clear elastics here or here --- Super short and sweet, random mid-day post because my Instagram post today has spurred on a viral request for my knot tying tutorial! I've really just been directing people to the Instagram post of the graphic above here. I've mentioned this trick in a couple of posts, but figured it needed a post dedicated to this topic alone. There really isn't much to say about this that the graphic above doesn't already depict…