Kirya Sneaker
Multi colored Athletic Shoes by Geox
How to wear Geox Kirya Sneaker
A classic and casual combination of a beige trenchcoat and white tapered pants can keep its relevance in many settings. Bring a dose of stylish effortlessness to your ensemble by rocking a pair of Geox Kirya Sneaker.
The go-to for a cool off-duty look? A grey plaid coat with light blue ripped jeans. To infuse a dose of playfulness into this look, complement your outfit with a pair of multi colored athletic shoes.
Pairing a red plaid coat with a charcoal sweater dress is a good choice for an off-duty yet totaly chic getup. Multi colored athletic shoes are an effortless way to power up your outfit.
This pairing of a beige plaid coat and white wide leg pants is truly eye-catching, but it's extremely easy to copy too. Rev up your whole look by rounding off with a pair of Geox multi colored athletic shoes.
If you would like take your off-duty look up a notch, marry a white dress shirt with black bike shorts. A pair of Geox Kirya Sneaker from Nordstrom easily turns up the cool of this look.
Parade your sartorial credentials by combining a dark brown fur coat and red sweatpants for a laid-back ensemble. Add a pair of Geox Kirya Sneaker to the equation to make a mostly classic outfit feel suddenly fresh.
Such staples as a black denim jacket and charcoal sweatpants are the perfect way to introduce effortless cool into your off-duty collection. With shoes, go for something on the casual end of the spectrum and round off your ensemble with Geox Kirya Sneaker from Nordstrom.
A brown coat and light blue ripped boyfriend jeans married together are a covetable combination for fashionistas who love relaxed getups. For times when this ensemble appears too perfect, dress it down by wearing a pair of Geox multi colored athletic shoes.
This classic and casual combo of a charcoal trenchcoat and white wide leg pants takes on different nuances according to the way you style it out. For a more casual finish, why not round off with a pair of Geox Kirya Sneaker?