Contrast Stitch Blazer
White Blazer by Stella McCartney
How to wear Stella McCartney Contrast Stitch Blazer
Who said you can't make a fashionable statement with an off-duty outfit? You can do so with ease in a Stella McCartney white blazer and navy skinny jeans. Our favorite of a great number of ways to round off this ensemble is a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.
If you feel more confident in comfy clothes, you're bound to fall in love with this incredibly stylish combo of a Stella McCartney white blazer and blue ripped skinny jeans.
This casual combo of a Stella McCartney Contrast Stitch Blazer and blue skinny jeans can only be described as strikingly stylish. Throw a pair of silver leather pumps in the mix to instantly switch up the outfit.
A Stella McCartney white blazer and navy ripped skinny jeans are a good combo to carry you throughout the day. A pair of tan leather pumps effortlessly smartens up any ensemble.
Pairing a Stella McCartney Contrast Stitch Blazer from Saks Fifth Avenue with light blue denim leggings is an on-point choice for a casual look. Light blue leather pumps introduce a classic aesthetic to the look.
A Stella McCartney white blazer and a hot pink pencil skirt are the perfect base for an outfit. White leather heeled sandals will be a stylish accompaniment for your getup.
Demonstrate that no-one does casual quite like you do in a Stella McCartney Contrast Stitch Blazer and black velvet sweatpants. In the footwear department, go for something on the more elegant end of the spectrum by rocking a pair of black leather heeled sandals.
This pairing of a Stella McCartney white blazer and a black skater dress is definitive proof that a safe casual look can still look incredibly stylish. To give your look a more casual vibe, complement this outfit with black suede knee high gladiator sandals.
For an ensemble that delivers functionality and style, try teaming a Stella McCartney white blazer with brown leopard shorts. Complement this look with black suede ankle boots to effortlessly up the glamour factor of any ensemble.