Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy
Navy Jacket by Tory Sport
How to wear Tory Sport Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy
A Tory Sport Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy and a navy tweed mini skirt are among the fundamental elements of a chic off-duty wardrobe. As for shoes, throw in black suede over the knee boots.
For a glam-meets-cool look, reach for a navy jacket and a white lace pencil skirt — these two pieces work nicely together. Let your styling chops really shine by rounding off with beige leather pumps.
This look with a Tory Sport Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy from NET-A-PORTER.COM and light blue jeans isn't a hard one to pull off and leaves room to more experimentation.
Stay chic and super cute on off-duty days in a Tory Sport Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy from NET-A-PORTER.COM and a navy denim mini skirt. Feeling brave? Mix things up a bit by finishing with dark purple velvet ankle boots.
The combo of a Tory Sport Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy and black leather skinny pants makes this a cool off-duty look. A good pair of black leather ankle boots pulls this outfit together.
This combo of a Tory Sport navy jacket and a black bomber jacket spells comfort and versatility. Blue canvas low top sneakers can easily dress down an all-too-polished outfit.
Why not marry a Tory Sport navy jacket with light blue embroidered denim culottes? As well as super practical, both items look stunning combined together. To bring a bit of flair to your ensemble, introduce black leather mules to your outfit.
This off-duty combo of a Tory Sport Color Block Stretch Jersey Jacket Navy from NET-A-PORTER.COM and blue denim culottes is a foolproof option when you need to look chic but have zero time. Introduce black leather ankle boots to the mix to avoid looking too casual.
You'll be amazed at how easy it is to throw together this off-duty outfit. Just a Tory Sport navy jacket worn with blue skinny jeans. When in doubt about what to wear when it comes to footwear, go with black elastic ankle boots.