Dakota Johnson’s Leset tank top is under $100
Dakota Johnson has mastered the art of high-low dressing.
Earlier this week, she stepped out in Los Angeles, looking every bit an off-duty star. Her casual style included vintage Levi’s 501 Jeans, $1,100 Phoebe Philo black leather flats, a vintage Celine handbag and layered jewelry.
But the “Fifty Shades of Grey” star completed the look with Leset’s Nando Square Neck Tank, an $88 wardrobe essential. The label’s T-shirts are a celeb favorite, worn by Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lawrence, Julianne Moore and Margot Robbie, to name a few.
Made from a 100% cotton baby rib, the tailored fit is perfect for wearing alone or as a layer. It even has a matching pant, should you want to score a star-worthy set.
In addition to Johnson’s pick of white, the Nando Square Neck Tank is also available in black and heathered grey.
A wardrobe staple, the tank has stylish details like a straight neck, thicker shoulder straps and a longer hem. It’s sold in sizes XS to XL, and the Los Angeles-based brand suggests buying your regular size.
While Johnson opted for the tank, several other stars have made Leset’s Margo Tee famous in its own right. Julianne Moore wore hers with a pant suit last year, while Jennifer Lawrence paired it with Adidas slides.
Meanwhile, fashionable It-girls including Kendall Jenner, Emily Ratajkowski, Anya Taylor-Joy and Miranda Kerr have all rocked other pieces from the brand, including camisoles, leggings and skirts.
No matter what your closet is missing, Leset is a great place to snap up stylish staples.
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