T-shirts, yes, plain T t-shirts are known to woo women more than your suited and booted ado would do. They are fun, smart and outright masculine. They hold up your torso high and give you the edge over a lanky shirt. Simplicity is often preferred more and this common dress qualifies to be one of the best dresses invented ever. Carry it as your one of your cool evening dresses, treat it as one of the smart graduation dresses for the after-party, tees are definitely the coolest wear of them all.
Plain simple t-shirts give your body a sharp V-shape which is actually received after hours of workout, by broadening of shoulders and toning of the torso. However, with the tee influence, you can achieve this look without much hara-kiri. As most teenagers or middle-aged males do, using t-shirts as A1 evening dresses can be a big hit.
A plain mono-coloured tee over jaded denims can create a well turned-out, cool look according to the appropriate mood and hang-out. Girls can never get too much of a white tee-blue jeans combo with the support of a smart converse.
Graduation dresses were erstwhile treated as a strict formal affair which makes a suit or a formal, starched shirt along with a pant, imperative. But, those are times gone by. Wearing a semi-formal polo t-shirt is not only comfy but equally appealing. An ideal t-shirt creates an illusion of broadened shoulders and slimmed waist, producing a more V-shaped body – an oomphy warning of masculinity.
What is considered to be ideal is a waist-to-chest ratio (WCR) of between 0.7 and 0.8 – where the shoulders are around 20 per cent broader than the hips. Weddings were a strict no-no for any t-shirt appearance. But, today’s generations who believe in uber coolness and comfort are sticking up their male brigade with the t-shirts, coloured according to the occasion. It might not be an awesome complement to the lace dresses, but the girls wearing lace wedding dresses could surely fall for the suave tee-wearing charmer.
