Tees Two Ways
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street-style
Earlier this week I was inspired to create a street wear look with a running tee, in the imaginary world of Polyvore. I asked people to share some fashion-transition inspirations of their own. Above Jen Bigham shows us how it's done! Love that even the headband made the transition. Free up some space in your gym bag and wear your running tee to the office. :)
Rebecca created a rock and roll style with the Oiselle Birds Tee on Polyvore. Hellooooo leather pants.
Oiselle T by Rebecca 157 featuring suede booties
Catherine actually tweeted us this picture of her wearing the Stripey Tank as street wear awhile ago. She has the coveted job of shopping for a living. She is the buyer for Fleet Feet Chicago. You can check her out on Twitter (@CatherineMoloz)
Of course I couldn't leave well enough alone, and created another outfit in imaginary dress up land (aka Polyvore). I have been invisioning the Iris Sport Top under a burn out tank... this outfit is a little Miami, but I think Seattle might just be ready for some color. I'm trying to forget I ever saw that Vivienne Westwood clutch. I want it a little too much.
iris sport top burnout by oiselle featuring lace up leggings
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