Naomi Loafer
Burgundy Leather Loafers by Paul Green
How to wear Paul Green Naomi Loafer
Marrying a black blazer with black chinos is a good option for a cool and relaxed outfit. Why not complete your look with Paul Green Naomi Loafer for an extra dose of chic?
For a look that delivers function and style, try teaming a dark green lace long sleeve blouse with a black skater skirt. You know how to give this ensemble a sense of sophistication: Paul Green Naomi Loafer.
Exhibit your sartorial credentials in this casual combination of a black leather biker jacket and black dress pants. Get a little creative when it comes to footwear and spruce up your look by wearing Paul Green burgundy leather loafers.
Look incredibly stylish without exerting much effort in a navy coat and grey skinny jeans. As for footwear, complete your look with Paul Green Naomi Loafer.
Who said you can't make a style statement with a laid-back outfit? Draw the attention in a tan crew-neck sweater and blue jeans. And if you want to instantly glam up this outfit with one piece, introduce a pair of burgundy leather loafers to this ensemble.
A black vertical striped blazer and blue jeans are a wonderful combination to have in your day-to-day off-duty arsenal. A pair of burgundy leather loafers easily ramps up the wow factor of your ensemble.
Flex your styling savvy by wearing this relaxed combo of a black crew-neck sweater and black jeans. Avoid looking too casual by finishing off with a pair of burgundy leather loafers.
This off-duty pairing of a grey knit turtleneck and blue ripped jeans is very easy to put together without a second thought, helping you look awesome and prepared for anything without spending too much time going through your wardrobe. Put a fresh spin on an otherwise all-too-common outfit by finishing with a pair of Paul Green burgundy leather loafers.
Dress in a grey wool biker jacket and blue skinny jeans to assemble a stylish ensemble. Why not take a classic approach with shoes and add a pair of Paul Green Naomi Loafer from Nordstrom to the mix?