How to wear the oversized men's shirt and look cool with 5 fashion ideas
Guide to men's oversized shirt: trendy models and how to wear it according to the current trends, to achieve a cool look
Are we sure that the oversized trend is over? Looking at street style looks, there is a garment that insists on this peculiarity, that of being soft and loose in fit. We are talking about the oversized men's shirt which completely contrasts with the slim or regular lines that are making a comeback on the runway (currently with a bit of shyness). This garment can be considered the legacy of the streetwear trend that dominated the last 10 years of the 2000s, with a very comfy styling and designed to completely destructure the contemporary image. But this version, of summer 2024, charmingly interprets the oversized shirt to give the look that contemporaneity that 'street' no longer has. Exotic, Quiet casual, or eclectic, here's how to wear it according to the current trends.
Is the oversized shirt tucked in or out of pants?
The answer is not unique because it depends on the model. Certainly, monochromatic men's shirts lend themselves to be tucked into the belt of pants, to enhance the intense color as well as create a slight volume that accentuates the oversized fit. If it's an important pattern that features a design, leaving the shirt out is a way to showcase the printed illustration, becoming the highlight of the look. This styling idea, very 80s, is perfect in summer if you want to achieve a conceptual but casual look, accentuated by lightweight pants.
Are men's shirts with long or short sleeves?
The return of the short-sleeved shirt is a big one, which is now cool in a boxy fit, i.e., squared and with well-defined geometry to the point of appearing two-dimensional: it is worn in conceptual and minimalist outfits, with Bermuda shorts or tailored pants. Interesting are the exotic versions with a Mandarin collar that emerge in the summer season for an exotic effect. But if you prefer the long-sleeved shirt, remember that it can be worn in all seasons: linen or fluid fabrics for vacation, vertical stripes for the more classic proposals that in summer are worn outside the pants, rolled up and a little wrinkled. It's the era of Quiet casual.
