Martha Stewart just reminded me that sometimes the best fall wardrobe staples are the ones already hiding in plain sight. The lifestyle icon recently stepped out in the quintessential transitional layer: an oversized denim button-down. It’s classic, easy to throw on and exactly the kind of piece that makes me wonder why I don’t already have one hanging by the front of my closet.
Stewart recently showed off the look on Instagram, pairing her light-wash denim layer with crisp white skinny jeans for an effortlessly polished outfit. The oversized silhouette gave the classic fabric a relaxed feel, while the slim white jeans kept the whole look streamlined. Naturally, I went searching for an affordable way to recreate it and found a $30 version on Amazon.
Get the Genhoo Denim Oversized Button Down Shirt Jacket for $30 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
The Genhoo Denim Oversized Button Down Shirt Jacket captures the same laid-back energy for a fraction of what I’d expect to pay for such a versatile fall staple. It comes in a similar light wash with an oversized silhouette that gives it that cool, borrowed-from-the-boys feel. Medium and dark washes are also available if you prefer a moodier fall denim.
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Made from a cotton-blend denim, the shirt jacket features a button front, chest flap detail and a roomy fit that leaves plenty of space for layering. Wear it open over a simple tee while the weather is still mild, then add a lightweight sweater underneath once temperatures start dropping. It comes in sizes S to XXL, making it easy to play around with just how oversized you want the fit to feel.
Shoppers seem especially sold on how many ways they can wear it. One reviewer called it a “versatile layering piece,” while another buyer described it as one of those “easy, throw-on pieces” that “makes an outfit look more put-together.” That’s basically everything I want from a fall layer: minimal effort with maximum outfit potential.
Stewart may have been standing in her kitchen, but consider the fall styling inspiration served. A relaxed denim button-down can take you from those first cool September mornings straight through sweater season, whether you pair it with white denim like Stewart or layer it over practically anything else in your closet. For $30, I’m ready to make room for one in my fall rotation.
See it!Get the Genhoo Denim Oversized Button Down Shirt Jacket for $30 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
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