Styling a graphic tee under a casual blazer is a smart, low-effort method to elevate your look while keeping it laid-back

It’s a look that works whether you’re heading to a casual Friday at work, pantalon stone island meeting friends for coffee, or running errands in the city

The magic lies in the interplay: the tee expresses individuality while the blazer grounds it with polish

Start by choosing a graphic tee that speaks to you

It could be vintage band art, minimalist typography, or a bold abstract print

A simple, well-defined print works best when balanced with structured tailoring

A slightly loose fit adds effortless cool while balancing the blazer’s precision

Tuck the front of the tee slightly into your pants to define your waist and avoid looking too sloppy

When selecting a casual blazer, go for lighter fabrics like linen, cotton, or a soft wool blend

Lightweight textures prevent the ensemble from feeling overdressed

These shades act as a blank canvas for bold tee designs

Coordinate subtly to create harmony without matching exactly

Proportion is key

The blazer shouldn’t be too tight or too boxy

Think "effortlessly fitted," not "slouchy"

Fold the sleeves once or twice to reveal a hint of wrist

And leave the jacket unbuttoned to let the graphic tee take center stage

The right sole can elevate or ground the vibe

Opt for clean canvas, minimalist leather, or retro runners

Loafers or minimalist boots can add a touch of polish if you want to elevate the outfit slightly

Keep accessories simple—a slim watch, a chain necklace, or small hoop earrings work best

One focal point only—the tee

This look bends to your style, it doesn’t demand conformity

Swap linen for black moto leather and pair it with a punk-inspired print

Elevated minimalism at its finest

One frames, the other sings

Break the rules with confidence

Dress codes were meant to be rewritten

Use it for Saturday coffee runs or Tuesday Zoom meetings

Your wardrobe just got a whole lot more interesting