Harana Wedge Shoes
Tobacco Shoes by GUESS
How to wear GUESS Harana Wedge Shoes
A black and white horizontal striped turtleneck and blue ripped skinny jeans are a good combo to keep in your off-duty lineup. To give your overall getup a more sophisticated aesthetic, introduce a pair of tobacco suede ankle boots to the mix.
This laid-back combination of a grey plaid double breasted blazer and dark brown check tapered pants is very easy to throw together in next to no time, helping you look stylish and ready for anything without spending too much time rummaging through your wardrobe. Tobacco leather ankle boots are an effortless way to add some extra polish to this look.
Wear an olive sweater dress for both chic and easy-to-style getup. Now all you need is a pair of tobacco suede lace-up ankle boots to round off this getup.
Reach for an olive corduroy coat and a black mini skirt to achieve an incredibly chic and modern-looking relaxed ensemble. Complete your look with tobacco velvet ankle boots for an instant style upgrade.
Who said you can't make a fashionable statement with an off-duty getup? You can do so with ease in a tan leopard fur coat and yellow skinny jeans. Showcase your sassier side by finishing off with tobacco leather lace-up flat boots.
A red coat and a red mini skirt are an essential combo for many style-savvy ladies. A pair of tobacco suede over the knee boots is the glue that ties your outfit together.
If you don't take fashion lightly, go for sophisticated style in a brown plaid coat and white denim wide leg pants. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to complete this look is tobacco leather ankle boots.
This combo of a grey plaid blazer and blue jeans is extremely easy to pull together and so comfortable to rock a version of as well! For something more on the smart end to complete your look, introduce tobacco suede ankle boots to the mix.
Pair a red cable sweater with black skinny jeans for a cool and stylish look. Puzzled as to how to round off? Introduce a pair of tobacco suede over the knee boots to the equation to rev up the oomph factor.