This pick comes courtesy of Brown, who says she prefers this tunic slightly more than the Universal Standard shirt mentioned above. If you’re looking for a statement, then this tunic is sure to be a standout with thigh-high slits on the sides. (Hint: There’s a lot of Everlane and Universal Standard on our list.) To help, we organized their recommendations by different price points below. So we asked more than a dozen stylish women about their favorites - from ones that offer that classic oversize Oxford shirt look to those that definitely don’t look like your father’s button-downs. No one wants to be swimming in fabric just to be able to wear a button-down.” Since many button-downs nowadays promise a foolproof no-gap fit, it can be hard to tell which ones actually do if you’re a D-cup or higher. That’s all to say that finding the right button-down can be tricky if you have larger breasts as Kate Sokolov, co-founder of clothing company Social Goods, puts it: “The options are usually either way too boxy and oversized or too tight and gaping. There are two kinds of gap - one limits how far you can button up, the other creates an opening between buttons, exposing your bra. Fixing the latter takes more than just a safety pin.

But if you have a bigger bust, those buttons can present a problem - namely, boob gap.

The button-down is one of those easy-to-throw-on essentials that works just as well underneath a blazer as it does worn open over a bikini.

Plus size red button down shirt