I get it. V-neck, crewneck, off the shoulder or whatever... you can't beat the feeling of a cute and comfy t-shirt. Nothing can compare. You can wear them to a ball game.. heck out on the town (if done right) and even to bed!
Always pair with your favorite distressed skinnys (like I am doing with my wedges) or a maxi skirt, colored jeans, whatever... with your tee. A graphic or concert tee can be worn in SO many ways. I reached out to my precious friend Christie Hensley to help "model" these great ideas. Thank you so much love.
With the popularity of graphic tees I often get the question "HOW DO YOU WEAR THIS SUCKER?! I love the cute quote, saying or whatever, but I feel like I need to dress it up somewhat and not just look like a slob that rolled out of bed." Absolutely. Or, "Will you make this shirt for me?" Absolutely. Check out our "Custom Graphic Tees" and order one for you today! In the meantime, here are some ideas for you to dress up your graphic tee and look like a million bucks in your $17 dolla shirt. It is time for you to turn that shirt in your drawer or closet into the cutest thing your wearing RIGHT NOW.
Ashton Snowden Pruitt, native of Greenbrier graduated from Arkansas State University in 2009, with her Radio Television Broadcast Journalism degree. She is the former host of "The Mouth of the South Morning Show" on 101.7 KVOM in Morrilton. She is married to auctioneer Lane Pruitt, and also owns Pruitt's Mid State Stockyards in Damascus. Ashton owns Southern Savvy, a women and children's boutique in Greenbrier and Southern Belle Media specializing in wedding and commercial videography, and voice overs. On top of all of these duties, her favorite job is being a mommy to her one and only sweet girl Myleigh-Pearl! In her spare time she loves traveling, blogging, watching Hoda and Kathie Lee, eating "Joes Pizza," driving with the top down in the Jeep, going to the lake, pageants, karaoke, and drinking lots of coffee. Ashton is currently the Miss Greenbrier Pageant Director, Brierfest Youth Talent Show Director and volunteer for the Faulkner County Youth Talent Show and Pageants. She is a big supporter of folks shopping local (wherever you shop) and empowering women!
