Garment Type: Undershirt
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Andrew Chang brought quiet confidence to the desk tonight in a navy blue knit polo — a long-sleeve silhouette that splits the difference between boardroom polish and weekend ease. Layered over a dark gray cotton crew neck, the tonal pairing feels deliberate and grounded, proof that our favorite anchor understands the power of a restrained…
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Andrew Chang rolled up to talk about how 0.008% of Americans might decide the whole election and honestly? He looked like he just came from the chillest brunch of all time. The light gray button-down over a black crew neck undershirt is giving effortless cool — like he ironed exactly one shirt and said “that’s…
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Andrew Chang wore a burgundy henley shirt over a black crew neck undershirt, paired with a black round-face watch — a quiet, considered look for a difficult broadcast. Find the Look: Burgundy Cotton Henley · Black Cotton Undershirt · Black Round Face Watch About the episode: This CBC “About That” episode examines the history and…
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Andrew Chang brings a quiet confidence to the desk tonight in a rich eggplant purple cotton shirt layered over a burgundy crew-neck undershirt — a tonal pairing that feels effortlessly editorial under the studio lights. The deep, warm colour palette reads beautifully on camera, giving the whole frame a sense of polish without trying too…
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Andrew Chang wore a grey henley shirt over a maroon crew neck undershirt for this difficult broadcast — a quiet, layered look suited to the weight of the subject matter. Find the Look: Grey Cotton Henley · Maroon Crew Neck Undershirt About the episode: This CBC “About That” episode explores the controversial term “excited delirium,”…
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The blue cotton henley is the shirt you throw on when you need to look like you put in effort but also be ready to shovel the driveway at a moment’s notice — roll up the sleeves for the furnace repair, button it up for the Zoom call with Ottawa, and it still looks sharp…
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Pour survivre à une fusion nucléaire (ou juste au mois de mars à Montréal), Andrew Chang sort le kit essentiel : un t-shirt taupe en coton assez solide pour endurer le trajet en métro orange aux heures de pointe, et un undershirt burgundy en dessous, parce qu’un vrai Canadien superpose ses couches comme un igloo…
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OK mais sérieux, Andrew Chang en dark green shirt pour parler de COP27, ça marche tu-seul — y’a l’air de quelqu’un qui a réfléchi à son affaire. Pis le petit white undershirt en dessous qui dépasse juste assez, c’est clean, c’est relax, on dirait qu’y s’est habillé sans forcer mais que tout fit ensemble pareil.…