Cropped Jeans
Black Flare Jeans by Alexander McQueen
How to wear Alexander McQueen Cropped Jeans
This pairing of a black leather biker jacket and Alexander McQueen black flare jeans is hard proof that a safe off-duty look doesn't have to be boring.
A red duster coat and Alexander McQueen black flare jeans are the perfect foundation for an outfit. You can get a little creative in the shoe department and spruce up your ensemble by rocking red leather pumps.
A black bomber jacket and Alexander McQueen Cropped Jeans are a wonderful combination worth having in your current styling repertoire. If you want to effortlessly dial up your getup with one single piece, why not throw dark brown leather ankle boots in the mix?
Pair a navy print poncho with Alexander McQueen black flare jeans for an effortless kind of sophistication.
A white print poncho and Alexander McQueen black flare jeans are true must-haves if you're planning an off-duty wardrobe that matches up to the highest sartorial standards. Take this outfit a dressier path by sporting a pair of black suede heeled sandals.
One of our favorite ways to style out a red horizontal striped cropped top is to marry it with Alexander McQueen Cropped Jeans from farfetch.com. Rounding off with a pair of black and white canvas low top sneakers is the most effective way to infuse a hint of stylish effortlessness into this outfit.
Go for a straightforward yet casual and cool choice by marrying a beige duffle coat and Alexander McQueen Cropped Jeans from farfetch.com. If you want to easily step up this outfit with shoes, why not introduce white leather pumps to the equation?
For a relaxed look, try teaming a tan leopard fur jacket with Alexander McQueen Cropped Jeans from farfetch.com — these two pieces play nicely together. If you're puzzled as to how to finish off, add a pair of black leather ankle boots.
Team a white and black vertical striped dress shirt with Alexander McQueen black flare jeans to achieve an absolutely chic look. Introduce black leather pumps to the equation and ta-da: your ensemble is complete.