Long Leggings
Charcoal Leggings by Old Navy
How to wear Old Navy Long Leggings
This laid-back pairing of a charcoal blazer and Old Navy Long Leggings is extremely easy to put together without a second thought, helping you look chic and ready for anything without spending a ton of time combing through your closet. Balance out your outfit with a more polished kind of shoes, such as these brown suede knee high boots.
If you like casual combos, then you'll love this combination of a beige coat and charcoal leggings. A pair of grey suede over the knee boots immediately revs up the glamour factor of your look.
A grey gilet and Old Navy Long Leggings from Old Navy are robust players in any lady's closet.
A white mesh bomber jacket and Old Navy charcoal leggings are indispensable pieces to have in the casual part of your wardrobe. A pair of charcoal athletic shoes effortlessly ups the cool of this outfit.
A black leather biker jacket and Old Navy Long Leggings are a smart ensemble to keep in your day-to-day styling lineup. Complete this look with a pair of black leather lace-up ankle boots for an instant style fix.
A tan blazer and Old Navy Long Leggings are among the key elements of a great casual closet. Let your outfit coordination expertise truly shine by rounding off this look with a pair of white low top sneakers.
Why not dress in a grey coat and Old Navy charcoal leggings? As well as totally functional, these pieces look good worn together. Our favorite of a multitude of ways to complete this outfit is black leather chelsea boots.
A white open cardigan and charcoal leggings are the kind of a winning off-duty combination that you so desperately need when you have zero time. Our favorite of a variety of ways to finish off this look is with a pair of beige uggs.
A light blue crew-neck sweater and Old Navy Long Leggings are both versatile staples that will integrate brilliantly within your current off-duty fashion mix. If in doubt about what to wear in the shoe department, go with a pair of silver leather slip-on sneakers.