Perforated Bomber Jacket
Olive Bomber Jacket by Zoe Karssen
How to wear Zoe Karssen Perforated Bomber Jacket
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For a cool and casual getup, consider pairing a Zoe Karssen Perforated Bomber Jacket with white wide leg pants — these two pieces fit really great together. For a more sophisticated feel, add a pair of black leather pumps.
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A Zoe Karssen olive bomber jacket and black skinny jeans are both versatile staples that will integrate perfectly within your daily off-duty rotation.
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