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Women's tops: what to wear with each

T-shirts, blouses, knitwear and sweatshirts.

Tops

T-shirts, tanks & polos

  • black t-shirt

    t-shirt

  • black tank top

    tank top

  • navy polo shirt

    polo shirt

Tops

Shirts & blouses

  • white blouse

    blouse

  • white oxford shirt

    oxford shirt

  • white linen shirt

    linen shirt

  • white dress shirt

    dress shirt

Tops

Knitwear

  • brown sweater

    sweater

  • black cardigan

    cardigan

  • black turtleneck

    turtleneck

Tops

Sweatshirts & hoodies

  • grey sweatshirt

    sweatshirt

  • brown hoodie

    hoodie

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Outfits

Women's outfits built around tops

Casual · All-neutral

Two neutrals with clear contrast: black and tan always sit well together.

Smart casual · All-neutral

Navy and white is the crispest pairing there is: maximum contrast, zero risk.

Smart casual · All-neutral

Navy and brown is the classic pairing: warm against cool, clearly different in depth.

Casual · All-neutral

Grey and navy are both cool and quiet, a safe office pairing.

Questions

Quick answers

What goes with black t-shirt?

Black t-shirt goes best with black, white or tan shoes, and black, khaki or denim blue bottoms. Black with black is a classic, unbroken line; vary textures (leather, knit, satin) so it doesn't flatten.

What goes with white blouse?

White blouse goes best with black, brown or tan shoes, and navy, black or charcoal bottoms. Two neutrals with clear contrast: white and black always sit well together.

What goes with brown sweater?

Brown sweater goes best with white, black or tan shoes, and navy, khaki or black bottoms. Two neutrals with clear contrast: brown and white always sit well together.

What goes with grey sweatshirt?

Grey sweatshirt goes best with white, black or brown shoes, and navy, black or white bottoms. Two neutrals with clear contrast: grey and white always sit well together.

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