How to Style an (Aerosmith) Band Tee 3 Ways

 Hey babes! ICYMI, our band tees have been a big hit here at Fidgey Ray! We are in love with these hand-bleached, hand-printed graphic tees. Between the super soft material and the unique design, I must say I'm a little bit (okay, A LOT) obsessed with them. Today I'm showing you how to style our Aerosmith Tee three different ways for summer.

look number one: the traditionalist graphic band tee outfit (aerosmith)
Nothing in the world beats an outfit that marries both comfort and style. Pair our Aerosmith graphic tee with a pair of your favorite skinnies and be out the door with a fashion-forward look in seconds. We are loving the light wash denim look with this tee, because it really enhances the vintage feel of the t-shirt. Pictured here are our basic skinny jeans. Whether you're heading out to run errands, go to class, wrangle kids, or have a beer with friends, all you need is a comfortable pair of sneakers to complete this look.

aerosmith hand-bleached graphic tee shirt paired with burnt orange corduroy shorts for women
Over the weekend, we launched the PERFECT pair of shorts to style with the Aerosmith tee. Of course, you *could* go the traditional route and pair this band tee with the trusted, signature summer look - distressed denim shorts.  But why not take it up a notch in our Back in Time Corduroy Shorts. I LOVE how the burnt orange shorts accent the leopard print detailing in the Aerosmith shirt! This is the perfect outfit for events with friends, music festivals, and shopping. You're sure to turn heads if you set the whole outfit off with an edgy bag (I got this one from Macy's, and I'm loving it!).


outfit number 3: a pop of pink, aerosmith bleached graphic tee paired with hot pink tiered mini skirt and black faux leather bag from Macy's
This season, it's all about mixing feminine and edgy design to create a cute, fashion-forward look. Our Lizzie Hot Pink Ruffle Mini Skirt - launching Sunday - is the perfect way to soften the edginess of the Aerosmith band tee. I tucked it in to achieve this look, but you could knot it for a cropped look if that's more your style! I'm obsessed with how the hot pink color of the skirt and the ruffle details brighten up this look and make it super fun for summer! THIS is the outfit I'll be wearing for drinks by the water this summer. And let me tell you - throwing on this look is an instant confidence boost. It instantly brightened my mood.




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