I'm an Actress, and These Are the Types of Pieces That Look Fabulous on Camera
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Perveen Singh
Made from a lightweight, activewear jersey, these tanks are equally great for long days on set or WFH sessions.
A cap sleeve is really flattering, and the mock neck looks dressy without being too formal.
A draped neckline instantly elevates a plain black tank. Pull your hair back and show off that gorgeous bone structure!
Solids are nice and all, but maybe your tastes run bolder. This rust square-neck number has your name all over it.
The petite fit eliminates any need for tucking in.
Thom Browne is the tailoring master. This impossibly crisp shirt is an investment piece, sure, but one that'll last you many wears to come.
A shirt can be well-tailored but wrinkles will undo the whole look. Keep a good steamer on hand to ensure proper pressing before wear.
It may be too late to snag a part in the upcoming Barbie movie, but you'll still look perfectly on trend in this hot pink number.
The cropped cut keeps it from being too blousy, and the orange will brighten you up. Plus, it's on sale!
Fitted enough that you could wear it on its own. That Kelly green is beyond.
If bright colors aren't for you, don't fret! You can still pack a subtle punch in this olive hue.
I like adding small hoops to frame the face anytime I wear my hair up.
The delicate crystals on these huggies had a dash of sparkle.
A thin gold choker will dress up any plain tank with minimal effort.
Or you can build on the look with a dainty pendant.
A knit sweater is a great way to uplevel a plain tank or tee (with less detail than a cardigan). This J.Crew style comes in a ton of colors (as well as extended sizing), so there's something for every skin tone.
Metallics can be tough on camera, but this one is muted enough that it won't be distracting.
This top combines texture with a great neckline. A win in my book.
The waffle knit is so fun, and the contrast piping gives it a little something extra.
The pattern here is subtle and elegant, and the neck ruffle and tie are fun details.
I have a Staud top that's booked me tons of jobs, and I'm adding this one to my repertoire. No accessories needed.
A snakeskin spaghetti strap peeking into frame is just the right amount of sexy.
Ganni rarely misses, and this mohair sweater is no exception. Varsity stripes will add a bit of prep (and pep) to your look without overwhelming the camera.