Style: six of the best women’s shirts

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The classic shirt is impervious to the winds of change in fashion. Comfortable and versatile, it is a byword for cool, effortless style – see Peter Lindbergh’s iconic 1988 image of six supermodels in nothing but unbuttoned shirts, or style icons Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Fran Lebowitz for endless white-shirt inspiration.
This season has seen numerous updates on the button-up. Notable iterations include The Deck’s minimalist stand-collar version with contrast marcella cloth bib made in collaboration with renowned shirtmakers Turnbull & Asser and Charvet’s classic cotton-poplin style with a blue stripe. Whether you prefer yours starched or artfully wrinkled, here is our edit of the season’s best…
Charvet cotton-poplin stand-collar shirt, £415, matchesfashion.com
Officine Generale cotton-poplin Amelia shirt, £215, libertylondon.com
The Deck x Turnbull & Asser cotton Minimalist shirt, £395
Bite Studios crinkled organic cotton Boyfriend Shirt, $418, modesens.com
Raey oversized cotton-mix, dropped-shoulder shirt, £345, matchesfashion.com
Asceno oversized organic-linen Milan Oat shirt, £205
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