Straight Leg Jeans
Black Ripped Jeans by Philipp Plein
How to wear Philipp Plein Straight Leg Jeans
This off-duty combo of a black denim jacket and black ripped jeans is effortless, sharp and extremely easy to copy. Bring a different twist to your ensemble by sporting pink canvas low top sneakers.
This combo of a black puffer jacket and Philipp Plein Straight Leg Jeans is a safe and very stylish bet. If you want to immediately dress down this look with one piece, complete this look with a pair of charcoal leather work boots.
For a casually stylish outfit, try pairing a burgundy bomber jacket with Philipp Plein Straight Leg Jeans from farfetch.com — these items play nicely together. And if you want to immediately amp up your outfit with a pair of shoes, why not add a pair of black leather low top sneakers to the mix?
This bold casual pairing of a navy denim jacket and Philipp Plein Straight Leg Jeans is very easy to put together without a second thought, helping you look seriously stylish and ready for anything without spending a ton of time digging through your wardrobe. Channel your inner David Beckham and smarten up your outfit with tan suede chelsea boots.
The pairing of a black and white crew-neck sweater and Philipp Plein black ripped jeans makes this a solid casual ensemble. To give your overall look a sleeker spin, complete this look with a pair of black leather casual boots.
We're all after comfort when it comes to styling, and this relaxed combination of a white crew-neck t-shirt and Philipp Plein black ripped jeans is an amazing example of that. To give your overall look a dressier feel, add white and black canvas low top sneakers to the equation.
Consider teaming a black crew-neck t-shirt with Philipp Plein Straight Leg Jeans for comfort dressing with an edgy spin. A pair of black and white leather high top sneakers looks wonderful here.
When comfort is crucial, reach for a black leather bomber jacket and Philipp Plein black ripped jeans. Black leather casual boots will infuse an extra dose of class into an otherwise standard ensemble.