Falabella Clutch Bag
Black Leather Clutch by Stella McCartney
How to wear Stella McCartney Falabella Clutch Bag
If you're all about feeling relaxed when it comes to crafting an outfit, this combination of an olive floral jumpsuit and a Stella McCartney black leather clutch is totally for you. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to finish off this look is with gold leather heeled sandals.
A grey print crew-neck t-shirt and a black leather clutch are the perfect base for a laid-back look. Why not introduce purple suede pumps to the mix for an extra touch of style?
A charcoal v-neck t-shirt and a black leather clutch are a good ensemble to have in your current casual wardrobe. Dial down the casualness of this outfit by wearing a pair of beige leather heeled sandals.
A red shift dress and a Stella McCartney black leather clutch are a great combination worth integrating into your day-to-day outfit choices. And it's amazing what a pair of black leather pumps can do for the outfit.
Consider teaming a camel coat with a Stella McCartney Falabella Clutch Bag from farfetch.com if you're hunting for an outfit option that conveys off-duty chic. When not sure about what to wear in the footwear department, stick to white canvas low top sneakers.
Remain totaly stylish on busy days by opting for a black coat and a Stella McCartney black leather clutch. A pair of black leather knee high boots effortlessly turns up the wow factor of your look.
For relaxed dressing with a twist, you can easily opt for a black blazer and a Stella McCartney black leather clutch. A pair of black leather mules will take this ensemble down a whole other path.
This relaxed combo of a red coat and a Stella McCartney black leather clutch is a winning option when you need to look good but have zero time. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to round off this outfit is black suede loafers.
This combination of a pink fur jacket and a Stella McCartney black leather clutch is a safe and very stylish bet. Not sure how to finish? Complete this outfit with red suede pumps to up the oomph factor.