Shorts
Red Shorts by Louis Vuitton
How to wear Louis Vuitton Shorts
This casual pairing of a red blazer and Louis Vuitton red shorts is super easy to throw together in next to no time, helping you look amazing and prepared for anything without spending too much time digging through your wardrobe. Let your sartorial sensibilities really shine by rounding off your look with black leather heeled sandals.
This combo of a black cropped top and Louis Vuitton Shorts is super easy to pull together and so comfortable to rock a version of as well! Why not introduce a pair of black leather slip-on sneakers to your ensemble for a little edge?
Pair a red vest with Louis Vuitton red shorts to put together a seriously stylish ensemble.
When the situation allows a relaxed casual outfit, consider pairing a charcoal crew-neck t-shirt with Louis Vuitton Shorts from TheRealReal. A pair of brown leather wedge sandals looks perfectly at home teamed with this outfit.
A white and blue horizontal striped long sleeve t-shirt and Louis Vuitton red shorts are a nice pairing to keep in your sartorial arsenal. Rounding off with a pair of brown suede wedge sneakers is a guaranteed way to introduce a more laid-back twist to this ensemble.
The pairing of a white and black horizontal striped sleeveless top and Louis Vuitton red shorts makes this a killer casual ensemble. Not sure how to round off? Add gold leather thong sandals to the mix for a more laid-back twist.
Why not pair a white and navy horizontal striped open cardigan with Louis Vuitton Shorts from TheRealReal? Both pieces are very comfy and will look amazing when worn together.
If you're a fan of casual style, why not consider this combination of a navy pea coat and Louis Vuitton Shorts from TheRealReal? And if you need to effortlessly up this outfit with a pair of shoes, complete your look with navy leather loafers.
A blue short sleeve blouse and Louis Vuitton Shorts are the kind of super stylish casual staples that you can wear for years to come. Tan suede lace-up ankle boots will breathe an extra touch of style into an otherwise standard ensemble.