Emily Ratajkowski is known for her covetable style that's cool, forward, and effortless. So it's no surprise that we're routinely interested in what she wears daily. You know, like this outfit featuring a chic white midi skirt. Well, Ratajkowski recently attended the Myth Magazine launch during New York Fashion Week in another fantastic elevated basic—a $70 white shirt from Banana Republic, to be exact.
Banana Republic's latest collections have been next-level, filled with classic yet modern silhouettes. This tailored shirt fits that bill. It's highly versatile and could easily become a wardrobe staple to style with various pieces.
Keep scrolling to check out how Ratajkowski wore the classic Banana Republic shirt and shop the item, along with other standouts from the fall collection.
On Emily Ratajkowski: Banana Republic Riley II Tailored Shirt ($70)
Shop more fall items from Banana Republic:
This lightweight cashmere sweater is divine.
Scarf coats are a major trend.
Comfy and chic.
Another great shirt.
This bag is perfection.
A no-fail trench.
The sleeves!
A tissue-thin turtleneck is a fall essential.
Gorgeous.
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