Tidy Biker Jeans
Blue Ripped Skinny Jeans by DSQUARED2
How to wear DSQUARED2 Tidy Biker Jeans
Pair a black hoodie with DSQUARED2 blue ripped skinny jeans for a relaxed take on day-to-day combinations. Finishing with black and white canvas low top sneakers is a guaranteed way to add some extra classiness to this ensemble.
This combo of a tan crew-neck t-shirt and DSQUARED2 Tidy Biker Jeans is the perfect foundation for a great number of combinations. Brown leather brogue boots will infuse an extra touch of style into an otherwise mostly casual outfit.
When the situation permits casual city dressing, wear a tan henley shirt with DSQUARED2 Tidy Biker Jeans. Let your styling skills truly shine by completing this ensemble with a pair of brown leather low top sneakers.
This combo of a white and black houndstooth overcoat and DSQUARED2 Tidy Biker Jeans from farfetch.com is on the casual side yet it's also sharp and truly sharp. Black suede casual boots will bring an elegant twist to an otherwise mostly dressed-down outfit.
Go for a beige knit cardigan and blue ripped skinny jeans for an easy-to-style menswear style. Tap into some David Gandy stylishness and class up your ensemble with brown leather monks.
Wear a white denim jacket and DSQUARED2 Tidy Biker Jeans from farfetch.com for comfort dressing with an urban take. Brown leather tassel loafers are guaranteed to infuse an added dose of style into this look.
For a casually stylish ensemble, wear a brown suede barn jacket with blue ripped skinny jeans — these pieces fit really well together. Add black leather casual boots to this ensemble to mix things up.
Consider teaming a blue denim jacket with DSQUARED2 blue ripped skinny jeans, if you enjoy relaxed dressing without looking like you don't care to look stylish. Clueless about how to complement your ensemble? Wear a pair of dark brown suede espadrilles to kick it up.
A blue denim jacket and DSQUARED2 Tidy Biker Jeans are a great combo to keep in your current off-duty lineup. Finishing off with brown leather brogue boots is the simplest way to introduce some extra zing to your ensemble.