8 tips for wearing your white tank tops well

Yes, the tank top can very well be worn close to the body. Among his 1001 lives, there is that of an item of underwear so that won't shock many people. But if you do it without layering, straight or loose pants like in these two photos will be welcome. Unlike a combination with slim jeans, you will create a contrast in volume. A more interesting game of cups. And no one can tell you that you stole Lucky Luke's undershirt.

If the heat allows you to wear your tank top alone, you can also dress its collar to give body to your outfit. Our first instinct is the chain, with or without a pendant.

Special mention to those that are long enough to go over the collar, creating a beautiful layering. This way, you are not accessorizing yourself but the tank top. You create a transition between your neck and your neck.

You can also combine two lengths as above, or choose a side as below.

For the color of your chain, there is no absolute rule but if you want to match it, think of monochrome as you would with any accessory. Gold when you wear ecru, beige (or even yellow) and/or brown for example.

A chain can also be used to enhance a set of polo/tank top collars, for those who want to be both elegant and casual. Have it both ways.

And since we're talking about elegance and relaxation, there's nothing like a tank top to add a twist to a suit. And there's nothing like a chain to link the casualness of one to the preciousness of another.

As there is never enough balance in an outfit, you can also make a reminder between your chain and your belt buckle.

Also think about pearl necklaces, bolder but also more original. You can start with ecru pearls, which won't risk clashing with the white of your tank top. Even less so if you follow up on this cameo.

But the necklace is not the only accessory that can dress up your low-cut collars.

It's hard to tell you that your tank top looks sloppy with that.

If you want its presence not to be obvious, simply choose it in the tones of your outfit.

For the knot, there are no 36 ways to do it: a double will do the trick. However, you can vary the lengths.

They fit perfectly with the summer spirit of your low-cut collars.

Under a shark collar shirt, you wear a tank top. Under a classic collared shirt you wear underwear.

Where the sleeves of a white t-shirt would be too present, the tank top will give way to the real stars of the outfit: your shoulders.

A tip just as effective with a tank top as with a white t-shirt, to anchor it in your layering.

Above, the reminder between the tank top and the white dominoes ensures a better transition. Same principle with the shirts below (well, an open collar).

Another way to use your tank top as a reminder to create balance: let a line protrude from its collar, echoing white pants for example.

Do you see the idea? Well with a tank top you can take it further. Too far, even. And we love it.

Historically, the tank top is part of the worker's and soldier's outfits. Historically, the workwear style draws its character from these two outfits. You know what you have left to do.

Hoping that these inspirations will at least help you join the army of liberated armpits, I wish you great stylistic explorations!