Karl Ikonik Sweater
Navy Crew-neck Sweater by Karl Lagerfeld
How to wear Karl Lagerfeld Karl Ikonik Sweater
Opt for a Karl Lagerfeld Karl Ikonik Sweater from farfetch.com and grey chinos to feel fully confident and look laid-back and cool. You could perhaps get a bit experimental with shoes and play down this ensemble with white leather low top sneakers.
No matter where you find yourself over the course of the day, you can rely on this laid-back pairing of a navy crew-neck sweater and brown corduroy chinos. When this outfit appears all-too-polished, dress it down by rocking olive athletic shoes.
A navy crew-neck sweater looks especially polished when worn with beige dress pants for a look worthy of a stylish gentleman. Consider white suede brogues as the glue that brings your outfit together.
Such essentials as a Karl Lagerfeld Karl Ikonik Sweater from farfetch.com and dark green corduroy jeans are an easy way to introduce understated dapperness into your casual repertoire. Serve a little outfit-mixing magic by wearing brown leather casual boots.
Consider teaming a navy crew-neck sweater with navy chinos for both sharp and easy-to-achieve ensemble. If you wish to effortlessly tone down your look with a pair of shoes, why not finish off with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers?
A Karl Lagerfeld Karl Ikonik Sweater and white jeans matched together are a match made in heaven for those dressers who love casually dapper styles.
Show off your fashion-forward side by wearing a Karl Lagerfeld Karl Ikonik Sweater from farfetch.com and black jeans. Go off the beaten track and break up your outfit by wearing black suede chelsea boots.
No matter where the day takes you, you can rely on this casual combo of a Karl Lagerfeld Karl Ikonik Sweater and navy jeans. Grey leather loafers will bring a sense of sophistication to an otherwise mostly casual ensemble.
Look stylish yet off-duty in a navy crew-neck sweater and black jeans. If you need to instantly class up your look with shoes, why not introduce black leather casual boots to the mix?