Tonight: Our style expert on whether Old Navy tees are worth it. Plus …
People love Old Navy tees. We put them to the test. |
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“My fashion editor friends, my self-proclaimed unstylish colleagues, and quite a few Wirecutter commenters all have something in common,” writes style expert Frances Solá-Santiago. “They swear by Old Navy’s women’s T-shirts.”
But could a tee that typically costs less than a movie ticket actually deliver quality and comfort? After trying nine of the brand’s mainstay T-shirts, Frances found that, yes, they’re almost all a good buy and even worth stocking up on.
Her 5 favorite tees, including a sophisticated one with “a flawless slouch”→
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Plus: It’s blazer season, baby |
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A great blazer can easily transition you from a day at the office to date night. And one of the trendiest brands right now is The Frankie Shop, which offers minimalist, oversize blazers that have a devoted following among celebrities and businesswomen.
To see if the pieces are any good, Frances spent weeks testing the brand’s classic styles — examining the quality of the materials, the fit, and more.
The cool-girl blazers she recocommends→
Your daily deal: A very cute mug (that keeps your drink warm for hours) |
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This mug warmer looks stunning on a desk (in fact, it was one of the best-looking ones we tested). The base keeps your coffee or tea nice and hot — and it doubles as a phone charger, too.
It’s on sale right now→
One last thing: We’re not the only ones who love Old Navy’s tees |
A styling tip from one of our readers:
| Kaysea PNW | My typical "mom about town" uniform is an Old Navy Luxe V-neck tee, cardigan, jeans, and loafers or sneakers. I only wish the luxe tee came in more colors. |
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