Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat
Camel Coat by Gucci
How to wear Gucci Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat
This combination of a camel coat and a tan cable sweater is clean, seriously stylish and super easy to recreate! With shoes, you can take a more casual route with a pair of silver leather ballerina shoes.
This laid-back pairing of a Gucci camel coat and a tan maxi dress can only be described as incredibly chic. Puzzled as to how to round off? Add a pair of tan leather pumps to the equation to ramp up the glamour factor.
No matter where the day takes you, you'll be stylishly prepared in this relaxed casual pairing of a Gucci Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat and black leather pajama pants. Change up your look with a more relaxed kind of footwear, such as this pair of white leather low top sneakers.
If you're looking for a casual but also totaly chic ensemble, go for a Gucci Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat from LUISAVIAROMA and blue ripped boyfriend jeans. Complete your look with white leather low top sneakers et voila, the outfit is complete.
The styling capabilities of a camel coat and blue skinny jeans ensure they will stay on heavy rotation in your wardrobe.
Parade your styling prowess by teaming a Gucci Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat and white tapered pants. If you wish to easily play down this look with footwear, complement this look with brown suede low top sneakers.
For an outfit that's extremely easy but can be modified in a multitude of different ways, wear a camel coat with navy ripped skinny jeans. Feeling experimental today? Mix things up by finishing off with a pair of black leather ankle boots.
For a casual look, wear a Gucci Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat from LUISAVIAROMA with black vertical striped skinny pants — these two items work perfectly well together. When not sure as to the footwear, stick to gold leather loafers.
For an off-duty outfit, dress in a Gucci Horse Bit Wool Jacquard Coat from LUISAVIAROMA and navy skinny jeans — these two items go nicely together. A pair of tan leather heeled sandals acts as the glue that pulls this ensemble together.