Tying a tshirt hack

I almost exclusively wear my t-shirts tucked in or tied. I just think they look better and flattering on me that way, no matter how big or small they are on me to begin with. A bunch of you have asked me recently if I have any tips on how to to tie a t-shirt …

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Style your t-shirts with a simple front knot or tie! It may be no surprise, but here at Inherit, we almost always style our t-shirts tucked in or tied. They seem to look more put-together and flattering, no matter how casual the tee may be! We wanted to share two different methods we use! Perfect for layering with a cardigan or jacket!

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I recently lost a little bit of weight, and I started trying on some clothes I haven't worn in a while. my t-shirts all looked very much like shapeless sacks, so I started playing around with tying the t-shirts. I quickly realized that trying these t-shirts was quite an art and required some specialized skills.

In this quick tutorial, I’m going to show you how to tie a T-shirt. I’m going to share with you a better way to tie your T-shirt.

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It’s always exciting when you discover new ways to take your outfits to the next level! What’s even more appealing is when you learn fashion hacks that allow you to repurpose styles you already have in your closet. Take for example, the plain white tee. This closet staple is versatile and perfect for everyday. But what if we told you there’s a way to make the plain white tee a little less “plain?” Tying a knot in any top is a classic way to give your outfit a more polished look with minimal…

--- 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…