White Barbara Shirt
White Shirt by Jil Sander
How to wear Jil Sander White Barbara Shirt
A Jil Sander White Barbara Shirt and blue skinny jeans are the kind of a tested casual outfit that you need when you have zero time. For something more on the elegant side to round off this outfit, complement this outfit with brown suede ankle boots.
You can look chic without exerting much effort by opting for a Jil Sander White Barbara Shirt and a black leather mini skirt. When it comes to footwear, complement this look with a pair of black leather cowboy boots.
Loving the way this combination of a white shirt and a charcoal wool pencil skirt immediately makes people look classy and totaly stylish. Go ahead and complement this outfit with a pair of black and tan suede pumps for an added dose of polish.
Putting together a white shirt with white skinny pants is a nice pick for an incredibly stylish and refined ensemble. If you're not sure how to finish off, a pair of silver leather ballerina shoes is a safe option.
This combo of a Jil Sander White Barbara Shirt and blue ripped jeans is perfect if you need to feel confident in your ensemble. Finishing off with a pair of black suede pumps is a guaranteed way to bring some extra zing to this look.
Rock a white shirt with white wide leg pants and you're bound to make guys go weak in their knees.
This combo of a Jil Sander white shirt and black leather wide leg pants is a lifesaver when you need to look elegant and seriously stylish. For a more sophisticated vibe, introduce a pair of beige leather ankle boots to the mix.
This relaxed combination of a Jil Sander White Barbara Shirt from SSENSE and a black leather mini skirt is a real lifesaver when you need to look cool but have no time to dress up. Perk up your look with burgundy leather knee high boots.
Show that you do smart like no-one else by wearing a Jil Sander White Barbara Shirt and olive tapered pants. And if you wish to instantly polish off this ensemble with shoes, why not add a pair of black leather pumps to your ensemble?