Navy Baba Polo
Navy Print Polo by Martine Rose
How to wear Martine Rose Navy Baba Polo
Pair a Martine Rose navy print polo with khaki chinos for an everyday outfit that's full of charm and character. Consider white canvas low top sneakers as the glue that will tie this outfit together.
Effortlessly blurring the line between sharp and casual, this combination of a Martine Rose Navy Baba Polo from SSENSE and white chinos can easily become your favorite. Clueless about how to round off this getup? Finish with navy leather loafers to elevate it.
This combo of a navy print polo and navy jeans is on the casual side but is also on-trend and truly dapper. For a smarter feel, introduce a pair of navy leather chelsea boots to the equation.
This combo of a Martine Rose navy print polo and dark brown corduroy chinos is clean, dapper and very easy to copy. Introduce a pair of orange leather high top sneakers to the equation to keep the look fresh.
This relaxed combo of a Martine Rose navy print polo and dark brown chinos is very easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look stylish and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time combing through your closet. A nice pair of orange leather low top sneakers will never date.
For an off-duty outfit, make a Martine Rose Navy Baba Polo and dark green chinos your outfit choice — these two items work pretty good together. Introduce a pair of white canvas low top sneakers to the mix and ta-da: the ensemble is complete.
As you can see, looking seriously stylish doesn't take that much time. Just consider pairing a navy print polo with a grey suit and be sure you'll look amazing. Finishing off with a pair of black leather double monks is the most effective way to give a sense of refinement to your ensemble.
Why not consider teaming a Martine Rose Navy Baba Polo from SSENSE with blue jeans? Both pieces are super comfortable and will look awesome matched together. And if you want to immediately dial down this getup with shoes, why not introduce grey athletic shoes to this ensemble?