When in Firenze, I've been crushing over Stranger Things very hard. In between classes, Uni tasks and dustball cleaning around the flat, I've been really into these 80's kids' adventures around this nothing-ever-happens town in Indiana. Although I was born in the 90's, I've been always fascinated by the era of mullet hair, oversized college sweaters and punk style which happened a decade before I existed. There's something rebel, super against the rules which surrounds everything eighties related, and I love that black and monochromatic styles coexisted with paillettes, brights and neon colors in the everyday life. There's also that fine line between relaxed and formal that's always crossed whenever I see any pictures of relatives wearing outfits from the era, and I love that!

So, in that 80's atmosphere, today I'm partnering again with Shein to show you an outfit inspired in those films and TV series of my childhood that I treasure. This V-neck T-shirt is the obvious pick to pair with a pair of jeans and my All-Star chucks for a sporty and casual look, but... How about pairing it with a midi skirt, high boots and a vintage purse? There's something unexpected and really fun about it! The thing I love the most about this T-shirt is not only that is super basic and easy to pair with almost all the pieces which are currently in my closet in Firenze, but also that my mother is happy because it's so easy to wash and nice quality that I probably won't mess it up when it ends up in the laundry basket! Or so she says, because I'm really clumsy when it comes to washing clothes.

Anyways: when in doubt, go for the unexpected! Pick pieces in which not only you feel comfortable on and feel good, but also that have as good quality as this black and white T-shirt and let you try and mix with tons of different styles, no matter if they might seem a bit weird at the beginning. Sometimes, an outfit ends up looking put together thanks to the little details as shoes, jewelry or bag, which are the only pieces that might give cohesion to the whole thing.

Have you ever put together any weird outfit that ended up looking amazing? Are you a college sweater fan? What do you think about 80's?