My recent infatuation with boyfriend shirts led me to this exquisite Elizabeth and James Artist Shirt ($225). The timeless cut goes with everything — long jersey skirts, shorts, mini dresses . . . . If I take the plunge, I'll wear it forever but that doesn't make paying that much for a button-up shirt right. Time to shop around!
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This Old Navy Chambray Blue Oxford Shirt ($25) is just as fresh. All I need to do is roll up the sleeves, pop the collar, and I'm set. Now, I can use that saved moola for my next urge.
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If I had the money, I prefer the Elizabeth and James one. I could tell just from looking, I would hate the fit of the Old Navy one.
1they look worlds different. I'd pick the Elizabeth and james one as well.
2I actually perfer the style of the ON one
3the E&j one does look better, but for a budgeting bella ON will do.
4yeah, you would think for a simple button-up shirt it wouldn't matter, but the Elizabeth & James ones looks so much better! I wouldn never pay that much for one shirt though...
5The Elizabeth and James one is too sheer and looks like it would wrinkle easily. But the Old Navy one looks a little like "office wear" and not as blousy. The color is very beautiful on the e and j one, almost a purplish blue (periwinkle?) Calvin Klein and Banana Republic make nice blouses too.
6When the whole "boyfriend" look came out, I didn't see what all the rave was about. It wasn't until I tried on a pair of boyfriend jeans with an over sized oxford that I realized how incredible comfortable they are!! I love loose clothes, and I love the shirt posted above-- thanks fab!
7$275,is a bit much, I like the O.N. one,but you never know what something looks like until you try it on.
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