Death Cab For Cutie in Boston
[my own photo]
There are only a few things you can put on that will instantly make you look cooler. Aviator sunglasses might be one thing, Converse sneakers might be another, but what I’m talking about are band tee shirts. Concert tee shirts have been around forever. Veritably all generations around today know the allure of going to an awesome concert and coming home sporting the street-cred giving band tee. I’ve done it countless times and as a result have a whole drawer full of them. So how to wear these gems for maximum effect? They are, of course, just tee shirts, so you can’t go wrong pairing one with a worn in pair of jeans and Converse (and maybe aviators if you’re feeling it). Or, you can wear one in a non-conventional way, such as for a night out maybe with a motorcycle jacket or tucked into a high waisted skirt. These ladies represent their favorite bands (or maybe they just think these bands make them look cool, who knows).
- With high-waisted jeans for a ’70s vibe, Fleetwood Mac shout-out!
- In a Kenny Rogers tee with a decidedly Pearl Jam feel
- This was taken when she dated John Mayer. I miss her style from that phase!
- She never wears makeup or does her hair on regular days but looks better than most people who do. Dammit.
- Example two
- Keeping it rolling in a Stones tee
- Bob Dylan would be proud…actually probably saddened.
- Wouldn’t peg her as such a music lover…
- Prince for a night out clubbing
- Download this song: “Ali in the Jungle” by the Hours
Kirsten likes Woodstock and My Morning Jacket
[source]
Peace,
Title from “On Her Mind” by Duncan Sheik
