Clair Lace Up Bootie
Burgundy Velvet Ankle Boots by Patricia Green
How to wear Patricia Green Clair Lace Up Bootie
The mix-and-match capabilities of a grey knit cardigan and navy ripped jeans ensure you'll always have them on high rotation in your wardrobe. Patricia Green Clair Lace Up Bootie will immediately dress up even the most casual of combinations.
For a casual outfit, wear a white crew-neck t-shirt with a beige slit pencil skirt — these two pieces go beautifully together. Up the formality of your ensemble a bit by finishing off with burgundy velvet ankle boots.
This off-duty combination of a black leather biker jacket and a navy denim button skirt is extremely easy to put together without a second thought, helping you look on-trend and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time digging through your wardrobe. Patricia Green Clair Lace Up Bootie are a simple way to add an added dose of style to your ensemble.
Consider teaming a navy oversized sweater with light blue jeans to get a laid-back yet stylish ensemble. If you need to easily perk up this outfit with one piece, round off with a pair of Patricia Green Clair Lace Up Bootie from Nordstrom.
Opt for a burgundy turtleneck and a black overall dress to bring out the chic in you. If you wish to effortlessly step up this getup with footwear, complement this getup with Patricia Green burgundy velvet ankle boots.
Go for a straightforward but at the same time laid-back and cool option by combining a white crew-neck t-shirt and a beige slit pencil skirt. Go off the beaten path and break up your look by slipping into Patricia Green burgundy velvet ankle boots.
For an ensemble that's nothing less than Vogue-worthy, wear a black coat and charcoal wide leg pants. Our favorite of an infinite number of ways to complete this outfit is with a pair of Patricia Green burgundy velvet ankle boots.
For a casual chic look, dress in a brown trenchcoat and black leather skinny pants — these two items fit really nice together. Burgundy velvet ankle boots are a stylish addition to your ensemble.