Whether you’re the sort who looks forward to a new UT drop at Uniqlo or the kind who trawls the T-shirt Space of Dover Street Market frequently, there is no denying that everyone loves a T-shirt. The good news: There are plenty of fashion-forward designs this season for this wardrobe staple, from soft and cosy options with the worn-in aesthetic or something unique that is made from thermodynamic dye. Ahead, an edit of some of our favourite T-shirt designs in the market right now.
Add a touch of vintage sportswear charm to your getup with this design from the Gucci x Adidas tie-up, which features the latter’s Trefoil logo in a pretty candy floss pink.
The iconic Saint Laurent logo… but reverse printed? Super fun.
With a loose fit, cropped length and the giant print of the house’s Triomphe logo, this top oozes a laid-back varsity vibe.
Looking for some street cred for your T-shirts? Look no further than Indonesian label Deva States, which was founded in 2015 by Theo Kusuma and Mol Edrin and known for its grungy-meets-slacker chic aesthetic and screen-printed graphics.
This GRS certified design is made from three regenerated tees – and with the patchwork design, every piece is one of a kind.
This T-shirt has a cool thrifted appeal in a washed cotton finish with a 90s-inspired print.
This online exclusive design from the third and final instalment of Loewe’s partnership with Studio Ghibli features the fire demon Calcifer from the animated film Howl’s Moving Castle.
True to form, Japanese designer Jun Takahashi’s witty take on the T-shirt this season features an oversized silhouette with a hem that is made up of jeans fabric.
Stella McCartney x Yoshitomo Nara cotton T-shirt, $560, Stella McCartney
Celebrate Yoshitomo Nara’s free-spirited punk attitude with this limited-edition Stella McCartney piece that bears the Japanese artist’s cheeky work.
Made in collaboration with the Ritz Paris, this embroidered design, featuring the iconic hotel’s crest and curlicue emblem, is a cult find.
Remember those mood rings that change colour? This T-shirt, which is produced exclusively for Net-A-Porter, changes colour when exposed to heat.
With an asymmetrical cut-out on the chest and a decorative faux pearl bead on the shoulder, this is definitely not a basic T-shirt.
The late Vivienne Westwood knew how to style a white T-shirt, and this boatneck top with the draped detail from her namesake label can be worn alone or under a bustier.
Cotton T-shirt with faux pearls, $840, Simone Rocha from Dover Street Market Singapore
The faux pearl detailing, tulle overlay, scallop edge and puff sleeves… all classic elements of Simone Rocha that Romantic Goths will fall in love with.
Polyester-blend T-shirt with stones and brass, A$445 (S$409), Cristopher Esber
Dare to bare with this super cropped top that incorporates organic stones and handcrafted brass buckles into its design.
Inspired by his love for botany, Dries van Noten has incorporated an oversized macrame leaf edged with crochet trims on this luxurious cashmere top.
You’ll be hard to miss in this bright green long sleeved T-shirt design with an attention-grabbing ‘Versace Goddess’ slogan in a spray-paint effect.
If you’re Little Miss Sunshine and want to spread some kind words and radiate positivity, look no further than this cotton jersey piece.
This article was originally published in Female.