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Fringed vacation tees had a moment on the Spring '18 runways. The cheeky T-shirt made its first cameo at Vaquera, where it came complete with a surf-style logo. In Milan, Marco de Vincenzo showed the style as a swishy fringed tunic with a digitized sunset graphic, and in Paris at Loewe, for a collection based on the "traveling woman," Jonathan Anderson whipped one up and emblazoned it with the label's logo. These designer incarnations aside, the shirts have humble beginnings. Souvenirs often bought at beach stalls and worn by spring breakers, fringed tees make for easy—and cheap—cover-ups. They're also beloved by the DIY contingent, if Pinterest is anything to go by. (One tie-dyed, party-ready shirt we came across has a description that reads, "I will make one of these this summer!!") But you don't have to trawl boardwalks or Pinterest boards to find one of your own: Here, eight of the best fringe shirts to buy now.

At the risk of sounding dramatic, I've been waiting for this Etro striped long-sleeve shirt to go on sale for nearly a year. Ever since I saw the parade of models at Etro's spring ‘20 show in Milan wearing these perfectly ruffled mens long-sleeve striped shirts paired with paisley jeans, they've had my heart. I'm not a particularly preppy dresser, which is what someone might think if I happened to mention my love for these monogrammed button downs in casual conversation, but there was something in the timelessness and ease of them that captured my attention because, let's be honest, what I lack in preppiness I make up for in laziness. I love a uniform and have spent years trying to perfect my own. I've been tempted by things that might have thrown me off course in the past–a sparkly mini skirt that seemed like so much fun but ended up sitting in the back of my closet or a cropped sweater that I never really found mustered up the guts to wear.

At the end of the day, I'm a jeans and t-shirt kind of girl and while I don't wear that combo every day, it's an aesthetic that extends beyond those two pieces. When I saw this show, I was struck by the inventive ways a button down and jean can be paired, patterned, and perfected. So, whether it's a trouser jean or a cropped flare trouser, a chunky knit or a striped long-sleeve shirt, I'm embracing what fits both my body and my aesthetic best of all and leaning into the versatility of some of the most classic fashion pieces.

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