From wearing a T-shirt over a gown to clubbing it with a sari or wearing it as a T-shirt dress — there are many ways one can experiment with a T-shirt to up the fashion ante, say experts. Aakansha Agrawal from Gulaal Creations, Megha Jain Madaan from Abstract and Vikas Jain, director of youth clothing brand Integriti, give pointers:
* Wear an embellished neck scarf with the T-shirt. This not only amps the look of the T-shirt, but also gives an
illusion of an elongated neck.
* Layer it with jackets like the sleeveless embroidered or denim jacket for a winter style statement.
* One can style a boyfriend T-shirt by making a knot on the side of it and wearing it with trousers.
* One can also style a T-shirt with Indian drape skirts with heavy self-design patterns.
* T-shirts come in different shapes and sizes. Oversized T-shirts can be clubbed with plaid shirts and loose fitted
trousers. The sleeveless oversized variant is popular among college-going students.
* For more formal occasions, a T-shirt can be worn with blazers and jeans to give a semi-casual look.
* Accessorise T-shirts with suspenders and knee-length shorts for casual outings. Adding a bow-tie to it would
make for the perfect brunch outfit.
* Deep V-neck and halter neck gowns can be worn underneath a T-shirt which can be knotted at the front to give
an illusion of a top and skirt.
* Women can make their own T-shirt dress without sewing or stitching by simply wearing a skirt underneath a
long T-shirt. Make sure the T-shirt is not form-fitting and colour coordinated. The skirt should not be very long
and the length should be below the hemline of the oversized T-shirt.