Yannik Wingtip Derby
Burgundy Leather Brogues by Josef Seibel
How to wear Josef Seibel Yannik Wingtip Derby
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This is undeniable proof that a camel overcoat and grey wool dress pants are amazing together in a sophisticated outfit for a modern guy. Complete your outfit with a pair of Josef Seibel Yannik Wingtip Derby to keep the getup fresh.
Hard proof that a tan v-neck sweater and charcoal dress pants look awesome when you pair them up in a sophisticated getup for today's gent. Look at how nice this look pairs with a pair of Josef Seibel Yannik Wingtip Derby from Nordstrom.
Go for a dark brown gingham blazer and charcoal dress pants for a neat polished ensemble. The whole look comes together when you complete your look with burgundy leather brogues.
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This combo of a burgundy blazer and charcoal dress pants is a never-failing option when you need to look really dapper and refined. Josef Seibel Yannik Wingtip Derby from Nordstrom can instantly dial down an all-too-dressy ensemble.
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Go for a straightforward yet laid-back and cool look by pairing a grey linen blazer and green cargo pants. Why not introduce burgundy leather brogues to the mix for an extra dose of polish?
A burgundy plaid three piece suit looks especially classy when matched with a black dress shirt. Take an otherwise classic getup in a whole other direction by slipping into a pair of Josef Seibel Yannik Wingtip Derby.