Gabe B 2 Jacket
Grey Blazer by Theory
How to wear Theory Gabe B 2 Jacket
This combination of a Theory Gabe B 2 Jacket from Nordstrom and white denim shorts makes for the perfect base for an outfit. For something more on the classy end to round off your outfit, complement this outfit with beige suede loafers.
This off-duty combination of a grey blazer and navy flare jeans is a solid bet when you need to look chic in a flash. Complete this look with a pair of grey leather wedge sandals and the whole ensemble will come together perfectly.
A Theory Gabe B 2 Jacket and a black velvet jumpsuit? This is an easy-to-style look that anyone can wear a variation of on a day-to-day basis. Finishing off with a pair of black and gold leather pumps is a simple way to bring a little depth to your getup.
Demonstrate that you do semi-casual like a pro in a grey blazer and blue denim wide leg pants. Complete this getup with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers to make an all-too-safe getup feel suddenly fun and fresh.
This laid-back combination of a grey blazer and black leather leggings is a never-failing option when you need to look stylish in a flash. Hesitant about how to finish off? Introduce grey suede pumps to the mix to kick up the oomph factor.
Consider wearing a grey blazer and a yellow casual dress to assemble an everyday ensemble that's full of charm and personality. Feeling bold today? Shake things up by rocking a pair of tan heeled sandals.
This combo of a Theory grey blazer and grey plaid dress pants looks incredibly chic and instantly makes you look amazing. Bump up the fashion factor of your outfit by slipping into silver leather low top sneakers.
Reach for a Theory grey blazer and black culottes for a knockout and trendy outfit. Rev up your getup by wearing a pair of black and white low top sneakers.
For an off-duty getup, make a Theory Gabe B 2 Jacket and navy skinny jeans your outfit choice — these pieces go perfectly well together. Add dark brown leather tassel loafers to the mix to immediately up the glam factor of any ensemble.