The One Reason Jennifer Aniston Looks So Great in T-Shirts
Ask the experts and they'll tell you that the number one thing you can do to look the best in your clothing is to tailor your pieces. While I assume they're referring to pants and jackets, for Jennifer Aniston that means even tailoring her T-shirts! In an interview on Yahoo Beauty she tells Bobbi Brown (who points out the actresses love of T-shirts and jeans) "This is my secret: The trick to T-shirts is I that I usually tailor them.
Which is silly, but it works." For those of us who will totally not be doing that, she goes on to say, "Or you just have to find the perfect one. James Perse has really great T-shirts and tank tops, Theory is great for T-shirts and basics, and for jeans, I have these Genetic jeans that they don't even make anymore. I take the pockets off of Hudson jeans, because I like the fit, but not the pockets. Helmut Lang does a good skinny jean too. And I wear Saint Laurent jackets." What do you think of Aniston's style trick? Would you tailor your tees, or is that where you draw the line? Share!
Ask the experts and they'll tell you that the number one thing you can do to look the best in your clothing is to tailor your pieces. While I assume they're referring to pants and jackets, for Jennifer Aniston that means even tailoring her T-shirts!
In an interview on Yahoo Beauty she tells Bobbi Brown (who points out the actresses love of T-shirts and jeans) "This is my secret: The trick to T-shirts is I that I usually tailor them. Which is silly, but it works."
For those of us who will totally not be doing that, she goes on to say, "Or you just have to find the perfect one. James Perse has really great T-shirts and tank tops, Theory is great for T-shirts and basics, and for jeans, I have these Genetic jeans that they don't even make anymore. I take the pockets off of Hudson jeans, because I like the fit, but not the pockets. Helmut Lang does a good skinny jean too. And I wear Saint Laurent jackets."
What do you think of Aniston's style trick? Would you tailor your tees, or is that where you draw the line? Share!
