T-shirts can be paired with a nice blazer to achieve a smart formal look. But on normal occasions please don’t tuck in your shirt unless you want to look like your old man.

The Full Tuck: Before There's nothing wrong with wearing a T-shirt outside of your pants. But with mom jeans and high-waisted silhouettes gaining traction, it's time to embrace the full, all-the ...

How to tuck in your shirt the right way. One, start with the right shirt. Signs of a too big shirt, it pulls out the sides of your pants when you tuck it in, like an upside down chef's hat. It's ...

A good knot, tie, or tuck in can completely transform how you wear your oversized, baggy T-shirts and other tops. Find five different ways to style a shirt.

The half-tuck has been around forever because it's an easy way to give your outfit a more dynamic feel. Plus, you can do it with virtually any kind of shirt. (Our favorite is with a button-down.) ...

The military tuck: We've talked about this one before and it's a pretty simple way to hide away excess fabric in a loose fitting shirt. The underwear tuck: This one is for undershirt wearers.

As someone who feels most comfortable in a t-shirt and jeans, the French tuck allows me to instantly make an outfit look just a bit more put-together while also elongating my legs and slimming me out.

Ever seen an influencer wear a huge, chunky-knit sweater with a super thin or tight skirt and say to yourself, "how, tho?" Us too, but now, you can learn all their secrets.

With the rise in shirts designed to be worn untucked, and a general casualization of the workplace, properly tucked shirts have gone the way of the dodo. Our men’s fashion editor protests.

How and when to tuck in your shirt is something everyone has to get right to thrive in the office. For even more on the subject of tucking, click here. Produced by Matthew Stuart.

Then there were dad hats. And now, the tucked-in T-shirt. We know what you're thinking: You mean, like, how my middle school baseball coach used to tuck his shirt into his jorts? Nah.