Blue Destroyed Denim Skirt
Blue Denim Skirt by Sjyp
How to wear Sjyp Blue Destroyed Denim Skirt
Choose a white crew-neck t-shirt and a Sjyp blue denim skirt for a standout getup. For a sleeker twist, why not add a pair of white print leather low top sneakers to the mix?
You're looking at the hard proof that a beige dress shirt and a Sjyp Blue Destroyed Denim Skirt from SSENSE look amazing when you pair them up in a casual outfit. Power up this getup with grey snake leather pumps.
A white and black print crew-neck t-shirt and a Sjyp blue denim skirt are powerful players in any modern girl's arsenal. A pair of black athletic shoes will give a playful feel to your look.
Go for a straightforward but edgy and casual choice in a navy and white vertical striped long sleeve blouse and a Sjyp Blue Destroyed Denim Skirt from SSENSE. Add white leather low top sneakers to the mix and the whole outfit will come together really well.
For a never-failing casual option, you can't go wrong with this combo of a black leather biker jacket and a Sjyp blue denim skirt. And if you wish to effortlessly glam up this ensemble with one single item, introduce a pair of grey suede over the knee boots to the equation.
Chic yet functional, this ensemble is comprised of a black mesh long sleeve t-shirt and a Sjyp Blue Destroyed Denim Skirt from SSENSE.
This relaxed casual combo of a white sleeveless top and a blue denim skirt comes in useful when you need to look chic in a flash. Not sure how to finish? Introduce a pair of navy suede heeled sandals to the equation to boost the oomph factor.
For a look that's extremely easy but can be manipulated in many different ways, wear a black and white horizontal striped tank and a Sjyp Blue Destroyed Denim Skirt. The whole ensemble comes together really well when you complete this look with black thong sandals.
A red plaid dress shirt and a Sjyp blue denim skirt are essential items, without which no closet would be complete. On the footwear front, this getup pairs brilliantly with black suede chelsea boots.