Fashion fans racing to Asda for ‘must-have' graphic t-shirt that will get you ‘so many compliments & it's great quality
STYLE STEAL Fashion fans racing to Asda for 'must-have' graphic t-shirt that will get you 'so many compliments & it's great quality
ONE fashion star has shared her must-have T-shirt that is stylish but won't break the bank.
TikTok user Georgina Hogg showed her almost 91,000 followers some of her favourite summer clothes in the Asda George range.
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One fashionista said she got 'lots of compliments' wearing this t-shirt from Asda
Credit: George
The influencer was doing a late night shop at her local Asda when she decided to check out some of the hot buys.
While looking through some of the new looks, Georgina spotted a graphic tee that she really loved.
"I love this shell t-shirt. I love anything shell," she said pointing to a white t-shirt on the rack.
She was pointing to Asda's a white shell embroidered T-shirt that is a part of retailer's Portugal Azores collection and will only set you back £12.50.
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The crew neck tee is made of a soft jersey cotton with a diamante embellishment and also comes in black.
Her fans reacted to the t-shirt in the comments.
"Obsessed with your videos and LOVING the supermarket clothes at the moment," wrote one person.
Another added: "I have the shell t-shirt, had so many compliments on it, such good quality."
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Graphic tees are all the rage this summer and have popped up in many major retailers and supermarkets across the UK.
The Fabulous fashion team recently shared their top tips for this summer's hottest trends.
Fashion fans are 'loving' Primark's new £6 Zara dupe - it's a summer essential, half the price and 'so cute'
Deputy fashion editor, Abby McHale, said Spring/Summer was her favourite season to dress for.
"I have a lot of gingham in my wardrobe already, but after seeing these brown check shorts from M&S for just £19.50, I had to add them to my basket," she said.
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"I'm also a sucker for a graphic T-shirt, and this espresso one from Reserved is just £12.99 - bargain."
She added: "I'm also seeing a lot of people wearing more structured denim and this top from Aligne is ticking all the boxes."
"Accessory-wise, I'm all about charm necklaces, fancy flats and bejewelled bags, so the high street really has me covered."
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The t-shirt is only £12.50 at Asda
Credit: George
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