Criss Wool Fedora
Black Wool Hat by Bailey
How to wear Bailey Criss Wool Fedora
If you put function above all, this street style combination of a black denim jacket and a Bailey black wool hat is your go-to. Black leather low top sneakers are a guaranteed way to breathe a touch of elegance into your look.
Display your skills in menswear styling by pairing a black suit and a Bailey Criss Wool Fedora for an off-duty combo. And if you wish to immediately smarten up this outfit with one single piece, complete this look with a pair of black leather chelsea boots.
Try pairing a black crew-neck t-shirt with a Bailey Criss Wool Fedora for both stylish and easy-to-create getup. Bump up the dressiness of your outfit a bit with black leather casual boots.
A brown denim jacket and a Bailey Criss Wool Fedora from Nordstrom are a nice combo to keep in your casual closet. Brown leather casual boots are an effective way to add a confident kick to the outfit.
A red check wool shirt jacket and a Bailey Criss Wool Fedora will add serious dapperness to your casual styling rotation. Make this getup a bit more polished by finishing off with black leather casual boots.
Rock a charcoal varsity jacket with a Bailey Criss Wool Fedora from Nordstrom for a fashionable and easy-going look. In the footwear department, go for something on the dressier end of the spectrum by rocking a pair of white leather low top sneakers.
You'll be amazed at how easy it is for any gentleman to get dressed like this. Just a dark brown duffle coat and a Bailey black wool hat. And it's a wonder how dark brown leather tassel loafers can change an ensemble.
A multi colored tie-dye crew-neck t-shirt and a Bailey Criss Wool Fedora have become true closet items. To add some extra depth to your outfit, complement your ensemble with white canvas high top sneakers.
Go for an olive military jacket and a black wool hat for an off-duty outfit with a street style take. And if you want to effortlessly step up your look with a pair of shoes, why not add brown leather casual boots to the mix?