There’s a “charm” to shopping budget-friendly basics.
Bravoleb Madison LeCroy shared her “Date Night Done Right” picks during an Amazon Live yesterday, including plenty of pretty yet affordable dresses and casual sets.
However, the wardrobe staple she was wearing during the Live really caught our eye. While everyone loves a great white tee, the “Southern Charm” star’s pick also happens to be from the same brand that Paige DeSorbo raved about last year: Trendy Queen.
LeCroy gushed about the brand’s buttery soft Basic T-Shirt, even comparing it favorably to Skims.
Made from a stretch-blend fabric, the short-sleeved top comes in two dozen colors, is available in sizes 3XS-4XL, and isn’t too cropped, according to reviews.
“It’s giving a knock-off version of Skims, but the price — and something about a white tee for me,” LeCroy shared. “It’s super thick, I actually really like it.”
She also noted that white shirts can become dingy quickly, so it makes more sense to spend $10 than invest in a $48 one.
Reviews give the tees high marks as well, leaving glowing feedback like, “Love the fit and versatility.”
One shopper wrote that after buying many basic tees on Amazon, this one’s a winner: “The material is incredibly soft with just the right amount of stretch, giving it that smooth, almost buttery feel that makes it super comfortable for all-day wear.”
“It’s fitted in a flattering way without being tight or restrictive, and it hugs the body nicely without clinging to the wrong places,” the same person added.
LeCroy wore the tee under a faux-suede jacket that she’s fond of and has in multiple colors.
However, if you’re more of a cardigan person like DeSorbo, you can snap that style up as well. (It makes a perfect transitional layer for the tee.)
With thousands of five-star reviews, you may as well refresh your spring wardrobe without breaking the bank!
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