Voting Chic

I punked out this $1.00 thrifted men’s American Eagle t-shirt myself without being a crafty person.  I just cut right below the seam all around the t-shirt for an oversized, off-the-shoulder look.  Most t-shirt YouTube vids cut above the seam but I kept the seam for effect. This t-shirt can be worn with a base layer underneath.

Emboldened, I will attempt a V-neck cut next time around.



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