Straight Leg Jeans
Navy Jeans by Kenzo
How to wear Kenzo Straight Leg Jeans
Why not reach for a grey nylon bomber jacket and Kenzo navy jeans? Both of these items are very comfortable and will look good together. Why not take a classic approach with footwear and complement your ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather casual boots?
The versatility of a white print short sleeve shirt and Kenzo Straight Leg Jeans means they will always be on permanent rotation. Our favorite of a countless number of ways to complement this getup is with white leather low top sneakers.
Try teaming a dark brown fleece bomber jacket with Kenzo navy jeans to put together a casually stylish ensemble. Complete your outfit with multi colored print canvas slip-on sneakers and you're all set looking boss.
Putting together a navy blazer with navy jeans is a savvy pick for an effortlessly elegant look. Rounding off with a pair of brown leather tassel loafers is an effective way to bring a bit of flair to your outfit.
When it comes to effortless sophistication, this pairing of a charcoal wool blazer and Kenzo Straight Leg Jeans is the ultimate look. Here's how to lift up this ensemble: tan leather brogues.
A red shawl cardigan and Kenzo Straight Leg Jeans are the kind of a winning casual getup that you so terribly need when you have no time. When not sure as to what to wear on the shoe front, stick to a pair of tan suede casual boots.
A grey v-neck sweater and navy jeans will convey this relaxed and dapper vibe. Let your sartorial skills really shine by finishing off your outfit with grey suede low top sneakers.
For something more on the off-duty side, you can easily opt for a grey check blazer and Kenzo Straight Leg Jeans from farfetch.com. If you need to easily perk up this look with shoes, add brown leather double monks to the mix.
If you're on the lookout for a casual and at the same time seriously stylish outfit, dress in a navy denim shirt jacket and navy jeans. Complete your look with a pair of brown leather casual boots for maximum fashion effect.