Regular Fit Shirt In Burgundy Stripe
White Vertical Striped Long Sleeve Shirt by New Look
How to wear New Look Regular Fit Shirt In Burgundy Stripe
A New Look Regular Fit Shirt In Burgundy Stripe and khaki chinos are styled to perfection here. If not sure as to what to wear on the footwear front, stick to white leather low top sneakers.
If you're on a mission for a casual but also seriously stylish look, wear a New Look white vertical striped long sleeve shirt with navy chinos. The whole look comes together quite nicely when you introduce white leather low top sneakers to the equation.
A New Look Regular Fit Shirt In Burgundy Stripe and navy shorts matched together are a match made in heaven for those who appreciate casually stylish styles.
This combination of a white vertical striped long sleeve shirt and navy jeans is very easy to put together and so comfortable to work all day long as well! Hesitant about how to finish off your getup? Rock a pair of black leather tassel loafers to dress it up.
You'll be amazed at how super easy it is for any gent to get dressed this way. Just a New Look white vertical striped long sleeve shirt and black chinos. White canvas low top sneakers are the perfect complement to this ensemble.
Rock a New Look white vertical striped long sleeve shirt with beige chinos for a functional ensemble that's also put together. Rock a pair of black suede loafers to instantly up the fashion factor of any outfit.
This combo of a New Look Regular Fit Shirt In Burgundy Stripe from Asos and a black vertical striped suit spells manly elegance and versatility. Black leather loafers will bring an extra touch of refinement to an otherwise utilitarian ensemble.
A New Look Regular Fit Shirt In Burgundy Stripe and white chinos are essential in any gentleman's great casual sartorial arsenal. Consider multi colored leather boat shoes as the glue that brings your look together.
Show off your skills in men's fashion by teaming a white vertical striped long sleeve shirt and blue jeans for a casual combo. Why not take a more refined approach with shoes and add a pair of brown leather double monks to the mix?