Shopping Leather Tote
White Leather Tote Bag by Saint Laurent
How to wear Saint Laurent Shopping Leather Tote
If you're a fan of off-duty pairings, then you'll love this combination of a white lace short sleeve blouse and a Saint Laurent Shopping Leather Tote. Finishing off with beige leather pumps is a guaranteed way to infuse a dose of class into your outfit.
Team a white and navy horizontal striped long sleeve t-shirt with a Saint Laurent white leather tote bag to assemble an incredibly chic and current relaxed ensemble. For something more on the smart end to finish off your look, introduce a pair of tan leather wedge sandals to this ensemble.
If you're looking for a casual yet absolutely stylish outfit, consider teaming a beige short sleeve button down shirt with a white leather tote bag. And if you need to immediately elevate this ensemble with footwear, introduce a pair of beige canvas wedge sandals to your getup.
A charcoal v-neck sweater and a white leather tote bag make for the perfect base for a totaly chic off-duty getup. If you wish to immediately ramp up your ensemble with one item, slip into a pair of white plimsolls.
This combo of a tan cardigan and a white leather tote bag is a safe bet for an absolutely chic ensemble. For extra style points, add tan rubber ballerina shoes to your look.
Pair a grey lace coat with a white leather tote bag for relaxed dressing with a twist. Feeling bold today? Elevate this outfit by wearing grey lace ankle boots.
Flex your sartorial skills by marrying a pink cardigan and a Saint Laurent Shopping Leather Tote from Nordstrom for a casual getup. A pair of white leather pumps will add a little allure to your ensemble.
You're looking at the hard proof that a grey oversized sweater and a white leather tote bag look awesome when you team them together in a casual ensemble. Grey athletic shoes are a welcome complement to this getup.
This outfit with an orange zip neck sweater and a Saint Laurent Shopping Leather Tote from Nordstrom isn't hard to pull off and leaves room to more sartorial experimentation.