Classic Chambray Shirt
Light Blue Denim Shirt by 1901
How to wear 1901 Classic Chambray Shirt
For an outfit that's very straightforward but can be modified in a ton of different ways, consider wearing a 1901 light blue denim shirt and a red bodycon dress. Infuse a dose of playfulness into your look by finishing with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.
This casual combination of a 1901 light blue denim shirt and a black floral full skirt takes on different nuances depending on how you style it out. Bring an air of sultry class to this getup by sporting black leather pumps.
Such essentials as a light blue denim shirt and black ripped skinny jeans are the perfect way to inject some cool into your current routine. Complete your look with a pair of white low top sneakers et voila, the look is complete.
This laid-back combination of a 1901 Classic Chambray Shirt and navy skinny jeans is extremely easy to put together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and ready for anything without spending too much time rummaging through your closet.
A light blue denim shirt and light blue skinny jeans are the kind of super stylish casual must-haves that you can wear for years to come. A pair of black suede heeled sandals introduces a classy aesthetic to the ensemble.
Why not consider pairing a light blue denim shirt with light blue jeans? As well as totally comfortable, these pieces look incredible married together. If you feel like playing it up, complement this ensemble with a pair of tan leopard suede loafers.
If you're after a casual but also incredibly chic ensemble, try teaming a 1901 light blue denim shirt with a red full skirt. To give your outfit a dressier twist, why not introduce green-yellow leather pumps to this getup?
Wear a light blue denim shirt and a green-yellow shift dress for a day-to-day ensemble that's full of style and character.
Beyond stylish and comfortable, this combination of a 1901 Classic Chambray Shirt and navy skinny jeans provides with variety. Brown suede ankle boots are an effective way to va-va-voom this ensemble.