MW Shirt Special: The Ultimate Guide On How To Wear Printed Shirts

Prints and patterns help to create visual interests in your outfits. Here’s an A-Z guide on how to wear a printed shirt in eight different ways. LIKE A SILK SCARF Scarf prints are a large contributor to the fashion scene this season and are definitely worth investing in. Bonus points if your shirt is […]

By MW Staff

September 17, 2019

Prints and patterns help to create visual interests in your outfits. Here’s an A-Z guide on how to wear a printed shirt in eight different ways.

LIKE A SILK SCARF

Scarf prints are a large contributor to the fashion scene this season and are definitely worth investing in. Bonus points if your shirt is actually matching the print of the bomber jacket.

(Shirt and bomber jacket by Paul Smith; Trousers by Ermenegildo Zegna; Sunglasses by Opium)

COLLARLESS CALLING

This shirt sports more than just one trend — it’s oversized, collarless and features cartoon characters. Explore the mandarin collar with the seasons boldest piece. Keep the rest of the look minimal.

(New walkers neck bandana short-sleeved shirt and classic slim pants by Louis Vuitton)

THE WILD SIDE

Get the 80’s vibe going by opting for an animal print shirt. Pile on the prints and wear them all together — the more, the merrier.

(Animal print shirt by ZOD!; Printed shirt by Marks & Spencer; Trousers by Zara; Sunglasses by Opium; Neckchain by Westside)

WEEKEND DUTIES

If going short-sleeved is new to you, start small by opting for a basic shirt. To achieve the perfect weekend look, wear it casually tucked in over a tee and denims. Add a hint of print by finishing the look with a neckerchief.

(Shirt by Westside; Tee by Bossini available at Lifestyle; Denims by Kanika Goyal; Belt by Hackett London; Pocket Square ( used as a neckerchief) by Zodiac; Sneakers by TOD’S)

FUNCTIONAL TURN

Cargo pants, camouflage and fanny packs — that’s the new way to wear your half sleeved shirt. Its time to get functional and fashionable all at once.

(Shirt and pants by Nought One by Abhishek Paatni available at Curato; Fanny pack by Christian Louboutin)

DENIM OVERLOAD

The menswear trend that only pros can pull off. Combining the double denim look with a printed shirt is a smart move to make. Keep it simple with rolled-up hems and classic shoes.

(Denim shirt and jeans by G-Star RAW; Floral shirt by 16 Stitches; Shoes by TOD’S)

WITH A KNIT

Pulling off a printed shirt over a roll neck sweater is a tricky business. Take the trend to the next level by teaming it with a pair of classic trousers and printed loafers. Keep the shirt tucked in for a more formal finish.

(Shirt by Dior Homme; Roll neck by Paul & Shark; Trousers by Karl Lagerfeld available at The Collective; Loafers by SHUTIQ)

THE NEW OVERLAYER

Shackets have become a thing and is exactly what your wardrobe is missing right now. Throw it over a printed shirt and loose pants. As usual, a good pair of loafers will work a treat here.