Navy Canvas Tiger Espadrilles
Navy Canvas Espadrilles by Kenzo
How to wear Kenzo Navy Canvas Tiger Espadrilles
Wear a tan short sleeve hoodie with khaki chinos, if you prefer to dress for comfort without looking like you don't care to look dapper. For a modern hi-low mix, add a pair of navy canvas espadrilles to the equation.
When the situation allows an off-duty ensemble, dress in a navy polo and grey chinos. Let your sartorial sensibilities truly shine by finishing with Kenzo Navy Canvas Tiger Espadrilles from SSENSE.
A navy double breasted blazer and blue skinny jeans are among those wear-anywhere-anytime pieces that have become the absolute essentials in any gentleman's wardrobe. Finishing with a pair of Kenzo Navy Canvas Tiger Espadrilles from SSENSE is a fail-safe way to inject an element of stylish casualness into this ensemble.
Consider teaming a tan suit with a white and blue print polo to look elegant but not too formal. For times when this look looks too classic, dress it down by finishing off with navy canvas espadrilles.
You're looking at the indisputable proof that a white short sleeve shirt and navy jeans look amazing when paired up in an off-duty ensemble. Our favorite of an endless number of ways to complete this look is with a pair of navy canvas espadrilles.
A beige shawl cardigan and blue jeans are great menswear must-haves that will integrate nicely within your current off-duty lineup. Our favorite of a great number of ways to finish off this getup is with Kenzo navy canvas espadrilles.
Such essentials as a white suit and a red crew-neck t-shirt are the ideal way to introduce some class into your day-to-day styling rotation. Want to break out of the mold? Then why not introduce Kenzo navy canvas espadrilles to the equation?
A white and navy horizontal striped crew-neck t-shirt and white chinos are great menswear pieces to have in the casual part of your wardrobe. If you need to easily step up your look with footwear, why not complete this look with a pair of Kenzo Navy Canvas Tiger Espadrilles from SSENSE?