Patch And Frayed Jeans
Blue Jeans by Nili Lotan
How to wear Nili Lotan Patch And Frayed Jeans
Teaming a yellow dress shirt with Nili Lotan blue jeans is an on-point pick for a laid-back and cool ensemble. Look at how well this ensemble pairs with a pair of dark brown suede pumps.
A light blue plaid short sleeve button down shirt and blue jeans are both versatile essentials that will integrate perfectly within your off-duty rotation. A pair of tan leather gladiator sandals will give a dressed-down feel to this look.
Why not wear a blue vertical striped dress shirt with Nili Lotan Patch And Frayed Jeans? These two pieces are totally comfy and will look incredible when teamed together. Get a bit experimental when it comes to footwear and polish off your look by wearing black suede mules.
For an on-trend outfit without the need to sacrifice on functionality, we turn to this pairing of an olive parka and blue jeans. To add a little fanciness to your getup, add brown leather ankle boots to your outfit.
This combination of a white knit oversized sweater and Nili Lotan blue jeans is indisputable proof that a simple casual ensemble can still be incredibly stylish. On the fence about how to finish? Complement this outfit with a pair of brown suede pumps to boost the chic factor.
This pairing of a beige shearling coat and Nili Lotan Patch And Frayed Jeans is hard proof that a safe casual look doesn't have to be boring. On the shoe front, this outfit pairs well with tan suede ankle boots.
This is indisputable proof that a white and navy horizontal striped crew-neck sweater and blue jeans look awesome when worn together in an off-duty getup. Wondering how to finish off? Complement your ensemble with a pair of black leather mid-calf boots to amp up the wow factor.
If you're scouting for a casual but also chic getup, team a black blazer with blue jeans. Rev up this whole look by slipping into black and white leather double monks.
This pairing of a charcoal knit open cardigan and blue jeans is definitive proof that a pared down off-duty ensemble can still be really interesting. On the fence about how to finish off? Complete this ensemble with black leather loafers to bump up the oomph factor.