July 25th, 2020
Styling Tip
Roll Up Your Sleeves
I always roll up my shirt sleeves. The short-sleeved shirtdress on Iselin, from a 2013 issue of Self Service, is my ideal length. When the Alex Mill shirt arrived, the sleeves were rolled Italian style, a style I quite like and forget to do.
Diagram courtesy Marie Claire
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Love a good sleeve roll! Thanks for the diagram.
Same here – more often than not, I like rolling up long sleeves. Lately I’ve taken to rolling the short sleeves of some t-shirts as well. I’ve seen this way but didn’t know it is Italian roll. Thanks.
Roll up the sleeve again leaving about one cuff length showing?? I’m a little slow on the uptake. How is this done? Can you tag me if someone is kind enough to explain?
Marcy
Marcy, google Italian rolled sleeve and there are multiple images which will help you:)
Look at this Esquire how-to.
Love the skirt as well! Does anyone knows where to get one like that?
It’s a Victoria Beckham shirtdress from 2013.