Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs
Black Embellished Leather Belt by Jimmy Choo
How to wear Jimmy Choo Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs
For an off-duty getup, consider wearing a black blazer and a Jimmy Choo Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs — these two items fit nicely together. Make a bit more effort now and introduce a pair of black embroidered suede loafers to the equation.
This combo of a black leather biker jacket and a black embellished leather belt combines comfort and utility and helps you keep it simple yet contemporary. Complement your ensemble with black leather loafers to easily bump up the oomph factor of this outfit.
If you're on a mission for a laid-back yet totaly chic getup, pair a red plaid dress shirt with a black embellished leather belt.
This combo of a black embellished open jacket and a Jimmy Choo Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs from Jimmy Choo is absolutely stylish and yet it's casual and ready for anything. Add a little kick to the ensemble with a pair of brown uggs.
The combo of a white long sleeve blouse and a Jimmy Choo Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs makes this a solid casual ensemble. If you're on the fence about how to round off, add black suede chelsea boots to the equation.
For an ensemble that's pared-down but can be worn in plenty of different ways, reach for a white long sleeve blouse and a Jimmy Choo Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs.
The combination of a tan leather biker jacket and a Jimmy Choo black embellished leather belt makes for a neat laid-back ensemble. If you want to immediately step up your outfit with shoes, complement this look with a pair of brown suede ankle boots.
A black fur coat and a Jimmy Choo Bright Calf Leather Belt With Silver Micro Studs are amazing essentials that will integrate brilliantly within your casual styling collection. If you need to effortlessly up the style ante of this outfit with a pair of shoes, complement your getup with black leather ankle boots.