1969 Western Denim Shirt
Light Blue Denim Shirt by Gap
How to wear Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt
A Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt from Gap and multi colored print shorts are the kind of a winning off-duty combo that you so awfully need when you have no time to put together an ensemble. And if you wish to immediately tone down your outfit with a pair of shoes, choose a pair of beige suede sandals.
Consider teaming a light blue denim shirt with black shorts if you want to look casually dapper without too much effort. For times when this outfit looks too classic, dress it down by finishing off with a pair of black flip flops.
Make a Gap light blue denim shirt and black shorts your outfit choice to create an incredibly dapper and modern-looking casual outfit. For a more casual finish, introduce a pair of white high top sneakers to your outfit.
Teaming a Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt from Gap with light blue ripped skinny jeans is a savvy choice for a laid-back yet seriously stylish ensemble. Tap into some Ryan Gosling dapperness and class up your getup with a pair of white leather low top sneakers.
For a casual outfit, consider pairing a Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt from Gap with black skinny jeans — these two pieces work nicely together. To inject a fun touch into your look, throw in multi colored athletic shoes.
Teaming a Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt from Gap with black jeans is an on-point pick for an off-duty but on-trend look. Get a little creative in the footwear department and smarten up this ensemble by wearing tan suede casual boots.
Infuse new life into your day-to-day casual collection with a Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt from Gap and beige shorts. The whole look comes together when you complete your look with blue low top sneakers.
A Gap 1969 Western Denim Shirt and grey chinos make for the perfect foundation for a multitude of looks. White low top sneakers are a wonderful choice to complete your ensemble.
For something more on the casually cool side, make a light blue denim shirt and khaki chinos your outfit choice.