Collared Button Up Shirt
White Dress Shirt by Charlotte Russe
How to wear Charlotte Russe Collared Button Up Shirt
A Charlotte Russe white dress shirt and a black and white maxi skirt are true essentials if you're planning an off-duty wardrobe that matches up to the highest sartorial standards. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to complement this ensemble is black suede pumps.
For an ensemble that's party-worthy and office-ready, team a white dress shirt with black skinny pants. Black leather pumps are a good pick to finish your getup.
Teaming a Charlotte Russe white dress shirt with blue skinny jeans is a great pick for a casual but seriously stylish look.
When the situation permits off-duty style, marry a Charlotte Russe Collared Button Up Shirt with light blue denim leggings. In the shoe department, go for something on the laid-back end of the spectrum by rounding off with white low top sneakers.
A Charlotte Russe Collared Button Up Shirt and black shorts are a great pairing worth having in your current off-duty arsenal. If you're puzzled as to how to round off, complete this outfit with a pair of black leather ankle boots.
We're loving the way this pairing of a white dress shirt and a blue denim pencil skirt immediately makes people look totaly stylish and classy. For something more on the daring side to finish your look, complement your outfit with white low top sneakers.
Go for classy style in a Charlotte Russe white dress shirt and a tan leopard pencil skirt. Complete this getup with beige cutout leather ankle boots and off you go looking spectacular.
For a look that's elegant and totally editorial-worthy, choose a Charlotte Russe Collared Button Up Shirt and a silver pencil skirt. A pair of white print leather pumps will be a stylish companion for your look.
A Charlotte Russe Collared Button Up Shirt and blue boyfriend jeans are wonderful must-haves that will integrate really well within your daily styling lineup. Feeling creative today? Switch up this look by rounding off with black cutout leather ankle boots.