25 Best White Shirts For Women To Buy In 2024

A fitted white shirt usually lends itself to fancier looks, but we think this structured style from Mango is too good to be hidden by suits at work. Wear yours beyond the office with low-slung denim or 1990s-inspired cargo pants.

Trust cool LA-brand Reformation to put a retro twist on the classic white shirt. Featuring a plunging neckline and luxe gold hardware, this fitted number is giving us real Studio 54, party vibes.

You might know La Ligne for its must-have Breton tops, but if you came for the stripes stay for the tailoring. Cut from Lyocell (the more eco-friendly alternative to cotton) and blended with a hint of stretch, this playful take on the white shirt is comfy enough to wear all day at the office but easily dressed up with jewellery come evening.

You don’t need a designer budget to nail that effortless white shirt look loved by Kendall Jenner. So long as you stick to cotton and oversized fits, and keep styling simple, you’re all good.

Linens don’t have to just be part of your holiday wardrobe. Pair this white shirt from Reiss with a high-waisted wool pant this winter to instantly elevate it from resort to workwear.

The boyfriend fit of Reiss’ white shirt makes it super versatile. Perfect for work and play, this cotton-poplin style would look just as good worn with distressed denim as it would with a suit jacket.

A crisp white cotton shirt deserves a place in every wardrobe. Arket’s effortlessly cool take has a relaxed fit, dropped shoulders and wide cuffs. Wear yours with tonal wide-leg trousers for luxe-but-louche weekend vibes.

Freshen up your work wardrobe with this timeless white shirt from Jigsaw. Cut from cotton-poplin, this one has a relaxed fit and the perfect longline hem. This season, elevate office looks by wearing yours with 1970s-inspired trouser suits.

This crisp cotton design is defined by its dropped shoulders, patch pocket and oversized shape. Plus, the high-low curved hemline means it’s perfect for layering – over leggings, jeans or flared trousers.

Crafted from pure silk, this Sézane choice is a softer, more feminine take on the formal white dress shirt. We love the attention detail (check out the covered buttons) and the fabric’s semi-sheer finish – make the most of it with a contrast black bralette and leather trousers on evenings out.

Loved by French ‘It’ girls and fashion editors alike, Balzac Paris is the new brand to know. This white shirt captures the Victoriana trend perfectly with its pie-crust collar and ruffled cuffs. Wear it beneath a knitted tank or dungarees to really show off those details.

Everlane’s boxy cropped shirt is the perfect length for showing off a pair of high-waisted jeans. To run with the 1990s vibes, keep your styling super relaxed by unbuttoning and rolling the cuffs. The white is a true wardrobe staple, but we’re also tempted by the blue striped, black and pistachio colourways.

With Nothing Underneath is quickly becoming a fashion editor favourite with its array of shirts with optional monogramming. Cut with a slim fit for easy layering, this collarless piece brings a feminine touch to the traditional grandad shirt.

Ganni is the king of re-worked shirting. We like the girlish bow detailing and puffed sleeves on this white poplin style. Wear yours with baggy jeans on the weekend for a Scandi vibe.

Maison Margiela has been shaking up traditional wardrobe staples like the white shirt ever since the brand’s conception back in 1988. The beauty of this crisp cotton number is that it can be styled layered over flared trousers or leggings in winter and as a shirt dress come the summer months.

The perfect combination of sultry and elegant, Hommegirls’ cotton shirt has an oversized, boyfriend fit and longline hem. Style yours unbuttoned, thrown over a white tee, for a relaxed weekend outfit á la Rosie HW.

If you want to invest in the perfect white shirt this season, look to quiet luxury brand Toteme. The beauty of this cotton design is that you can wear it buttoned-up and tucked-in for a preppy vibe, or keep things loose, open and relaxed.