Our editors are obviously already fans of the large variety of button-down tops on the market. And they may or may not have even occasionally worn one backward, taking cues from some of our favorite street style looks. We haven't yet ventured into shopping for one with buttons that are actually designed to be in the back, though. Enter this cool denim look from the blog Adenorah, which features a button-back detail we couldn't help but take a liking to.
The French blogger paired the gauzy white top with classic high-waisted jeans and a rose-gold watch that came together to make a great weekend outfit. The unexpected shirt detail takes the usual white top and denim look to the next level, which is always a welcome idea.
Scroll through to see the charmingly cool blogger photos, plus how to get the look.
The buttons along the back of this top are unexpectedly cool.
Black and rose gold come together in a sleek way for this stunning watch.
Under $100, this modern take on '90s denim is budget friendly.
How would you wear a button-back top? Tell us in the comments below!
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