Stripe Polka Dot Print Pocket Square
Burgundy Print Pocket Square by Paul Smith
How to wear Paul Smith Stripe Polka Dot Print Pocket Square
Go for a pared down but at the same time casually dapper option pairing a charcoal plaid wool blazer and a burgundy print pocket square. Feeling transgressive today? Shake up this getup by rocking a pair of dark brown suede tassel loafers.
A navy blazer and a burgundy print pocket square will add extra dapperness to your off-duty wardrobe. Complete your getup with a pair of dark brown leather oxford shoes for a hint of refinement.
This combination of a beige check blazer and a Paul Smith Stripe Polka Dot Print Pocket Square from Lane Crawford will be irrefutable proof of your skills in menswear styling even on off-duty days. For shoes, follow the classic route with brown suede loafers.
For an urban look, Try pairing a navy blazer with a Paul Smith burgundy print pocket square. Add dark brown leather oxford shoes to this ensemble to effortlessly bump up the style factor of any look.
This casual combination of a charcoal vertical striped wool suit and a Paul Smith burgundy print pocket square is perfect when you need to look great but have no extra time to dress up. Now all you need is a good pair of grey suede low top sneakers to complement your look.
Rock a brown wool double breasted blazer with a Paul Smith burgundy print pocket square for a sharp, casual look.
A blue blazer and a Paul Smith Stripe Polka Dot Print Pocket Square are great menswear staples that will integrate wonderfully within your daily lineup. To bring some extra depth to your look, complement your look with burgundy leather tassel loafers.
A brown plaid wool blazer and a Paul Smith Stripe Polka Dot Print Pocket Square married together are a perfect match.
A navy plaid blazer and a Paul Smith Stripe Polka Dot Print Pocket Square from Lane Crawford are bona fide essentials if you're planning an off-duty wardrobe that matches up to the highest sartorial standards. Dial up the formality of this ensemble a bit by finishing off with a pair of dark brown leather oxford shoes.