Sasha Pump
Dark Brown Leather Pumps by Paul Green
How to wear Paul Green Sasha Pump
Pair a beige trenchcoat with blue boyfriend jeans for a casual and stylish ensemble. Finishing off with Paul Green dark brown leather pumps is an effortless way to infuse a sense of sophistication into your ensemble.
A yellow open cardigan and a purple tank dress are an easy way to inject effortless cool into your off-duty collection. Make this look a bit smarter by finishing with a pair of Paul Green dark brown leather pumps.
This off-duty pairing of a white crew-neck sweater and a pink pleated midi skirt is capable of taking on different nuances depending on the way it's styled. Balance your outfit with a dressier kind of shoes, such as this pair of Paul Green Sasha Pump.
If you don't like spending too much time on your combos, marry a black quilted leather biker jacket with a black pleated leather midi skirt. To add a little glam to this outfit, introduce Paul Green Sasha Pump to the mix.
If you wish take your casual style to a new height, rock a charcoal cable sweater with a black corduroy maxi skirt. Want to go all out on the shoe front? Introduce Paul Green dark brown leather pumps to this getup.
If you prefer classic combinations, then you'll like this combo of a charcoal knit wool turtleneck and a black leather overall dress. Add Paul Green dark brown leather pumps to the mix to immediately rev up the fashion factor of any ensemble.
Go for a burgundy cable sweater and blue ripped jeans, if you want to dress for comfort but also like to look chic. A pair of Paul Green Sasha Pump will introduce a classic aesthetic to the ensemble.
If you're a fan of casual pairings, then you'll love this combo of a navy blazer and a white floral pencil skirt. If not sure about the footwear, finish off with a pair of Paul Green Sasha Pump from Nordstrom.
Extra stylish, this combo of a brown leather bomber jacket and green skinny jeans provides with wonderful styling opportunities. Introduce Paul Green Sasha Pump from Nordstrom to the mix to completely change up the ensemble.