Lace Sweatshirt
Black Lace Sweater by Givenchy
How to wear Givenchy Lace Sweatshirt
Go for a laid-back look in a Givenchy Lace Sweatshirt from Saks Fifth Avenue and blue print skinny pants. Not sure how to round off? Introduce a pair of black leather ankle boots to your look to ramp up the wow factor.
Consider teaming a Givenchy Lace Sweatshirt with a white and black horizontal striped crew-neck sweater for a laid-back twist on off-duty style.
This pairing of a Givenchy black lace sweater and a light violet bodycon dress is very easy to do and so comfortable to work as well! Balance this look with a more elegant kind of footwear, like these black leather lace-up ankle boots.
Why not consider pairing a Givenchy Lace Sweatshirt from Saks Fifth Avenue with black culottes? As well as super comfortable, these items look wonderful when worn together. Black leather pumps will effortlessly dress up even the most basic of ensembles.
Why not pair a Givenchy black lace sweater with a black skater skirt? As well as totally comfy, both items look great when paired together. To give this look a sleeker feel, why not complement your getup with black cutout suede ankle boots?
This pairing of a black lace sweater and a dark brown suede midi skirt looks phenomenal, but it's super easy to recreate too.
If you're looking for a casual but also absolutely stylish ensemble, team a Givenchy Lace Sweatshirt from Saks Fifth Avenue with black sweatpants. Finishing with white leather low top sneakers is the most effective way to infuse an added dose of sophistication into your outfit.
For a cool and relaxed getup, make a Givenchy black lace sweater and navy jeans your outfit choice — these items play perfectly well together. If you need to effortlessly rev up this getup with a pair of shoes, add black suede pumps to the equation.
Try teaming a Givenchy Lace Sweatshirt from Saks Fifth Avenue with a black lace shirtdress for a hassle-free outfit that's also pieced together nicely. A pair of black leather ankle boots effortlessly steps up the oomph factor of your ensemble.