Leave it to Alexa Chung to make everyone's favorite wardrobe staple—the graphic tee—feel totally fresh. Spotted outside the J.W.Anderson show at London Fashion Week, Chung sported the In Solidarity T-Shirt ($45) from The Deep End Club, an indie brand based in New York City. (Chung isn't just a casual fan of the brand—she actually models in The Deep End Club's product images for the line's selection of graphic tees as well.)
Her tee is undeniably cool, but it's the way she styled it that really caught our eye. For starters, she added an amazing black patent trench coat, which is a cool twist on the traditional khaki versions. She then opted for some on-trend cropped flare jeans and a quirky socks-with-sandals combo, resulting in a perfect look that stays true to her signature aesthetic. In other words, we're dying to copy the outfit pronto.
Scroll down to see how Alexa Chung styled an affordable graphic T-shirt at London Fashion Week!
On Alexa Chung: The Deep End Club In Solidarity T-Shirt ($45).
What do you think of her outfit combo? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop more tees from Chung-approved brand The Deep End Club!
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