Vosque 3 In 1 Parka
Grey Parka by Patagonia
How to wear Patagonia Vosque 3 In 1 Parka
This ensemble with a Patagonia Vosque 3 In 1 Parka from shoes.com and blue skinny jeans isn't super hard to assemble and is open to more creative experimentation. Add a pair of tan snow boots to the mix to instantly turn up the appeal of your look.
This combination of a Patagonia grey parka and a brown leopard mini skirt is extremely easy to assemble and so comfortable to rock a version of as well! If you need to immediately class up your ensemble with a pair of shoes, complete your look with a pair of black leather ankle boots.
The combo of a Patagonia grey parka and navy skinny jeans makes for a kick-ass relaxed outfit. A pair of black leather ankle boots effortlessly ramps up the wow factor of this look.
Go for a straightforward but at the same time laid-back and cool look by combining a grey parka and black skinny jeans. Feeling adventerous? Class up this getup by rocking black leather ankle boots.
For an ensemble that delivers function and chicness, consider teaming a grey parka with light blue ripped skinny jeans. Add white leather low top sneakers to the mix and the whole look will come together.
Teaming a Patagonia Vosque 3 In 1 Parka with navy skinny jeans is an on-point option for a casual but totaly chic ensemble. Introduce a pair of brown suede snow boots to this outfit to make the ensemble more functional.
For a look that's super easy but can be styled in many different ways, go for a grey parka. Unimpressed with this ensemble? Invite black leather knee high boots to switch things up.
This off-duty combo of a grey parka and a black sheath dress is super easy to throw together in no time, helping you look chic and ready for anything without spending too much time going through your closet. A pair of dark brown leather ankle boots easily dresses up any outfit.
Pair a Patagonia grey parka with a black skater skirt for equally stylish and easy-to-achieve getup. And if you wish to immediately lift up your outfit with shoes, why not introduce black leather brogues to the mix?