Peacoat
Navy Pea Coat by Lauren Ralph Lauren
How to wear Lauren Ralph Lauren Peacoat
For an off-duty look, pair a Lauren Ralph Lauren Peacoat with black ripped skinny jeans — these two pieces play pretty good together. Go off the beaten path and jazz up your look by sporting hot pink low top sneakers.
For an off-duty outfit, reach for a Lauren Ralph Lauren Peacoat from Nordstrom and a navy floral shift dress — these two pieces fit nicely together. A pair of black suede pumps complements this ensemble quite well.
Rock a Lauren Ralph Lauren navy pea coat with a charcoal tweed mini skirt for a comfortable look that's also pulled together. And if you need to instantly perk up your look with shoes, why not add a pair of black suede pumps to the equation?
One of the coolest ways to style a Lauren Ralph Lauren Peacoat from Nordstrom is to combine it with white culottes. When it comes to shoes, go for something on the more elegant end of the spectrum and finish your outfit with a pair of black suede pumps.
A Lauren Ralph Lauren Peacoat and red shorts are wonderful must-haves that will integrate well within your current collection. For something more on the dressier end to finish off this getup, complement your getup with navy leather loafers.
This combination of a Lauren Ralph Lauren navy pea coat and blue ripped boyfriend jeans is a safe and very stylish bet. Tan leopard suede pumps will give an air of sophistication to an otherwise everyday look.
In sartorial situations comfort is prized, pair a navy pea coat with a navy floral midi dress. For extra style points, add a pair of silver leather over the knee boots to the equation.
This combination of a navy pea coat and a beige skater skirt is perfect if you need to feel confident in your outfit. Avoid looking too casual by finishing off with a pair of dark brown leather oxford shoes.
This ensemble with a Lauren Ralph Lauren Peacoat and an orange skater skirt isn't hard to assemble and easy to change. Finishing off with black leather lace-up flat boots is a fail-safe way to add a playful feel to your ensemble.