Contrast Collar Coat
Red Coat by Romeo Gigli Vintage
How to wear Romeo Gigli Vintage Contrast Collar Coat
Choose a Romeo Gigli Vintage red coat and a beige wool sheath dress to pull together an absolutely stylish and modern-looking outfit. The whole look comes together really well when you add black leather lace-up ankle boots to the mix.
Consider wearing a Romeo Gigli Vintage red coat and blue skinny jeans for an elegant yet off-duty look. For extra style points, complete this outfit with a pair of black suede pumps.
This pairing of a Romeo Gigli Vintage red coat and black leather skinny pants is a surefire option when you need to look cool but have no extra time. Let your styling savvy truly shine by complementing this getup with black suede pumps.
This casual combination of a red coat and blue ripped skinny jeans can only be described as strikingly stylish. For something more on the dressier end to finish off your outfit, introduce tan leopard suede pumps to your ensemble.
Chic yet practical, this look is assembled from a Romeo Gigli Vintage Contrast Collar Coat and a red skater dress. Complete your ensemble with dark brown leather ankle boots and you're all set looking wonderful.
A Romeo Gigli Vintage Contrast Collar Coat and grey ripped skinny jeans are a good go-to combo to keep in your closet. When in doubt about the footwear, go with tan leopard suede ballerina shoes.
When the situation permits a relaxed getup, opt for a Romeo Gigli Vintage red coat and a black jumpsuit. Let your sartorial prowess truly shine by completing this ensemble with a pair of black leather pumps.
Make a Romeo Gigli Vintage red coat and a white and red plaid pencil skirt your outfit choice if you want to look totaly chic without too much work. Our favorite of an endless number of ways to complete this ensemble is a pair of brown suede lace-up ankle boots.
Reach for a Romeo Gigli Vintage Contrast Collar Coat and black skinny pants if you're aiming for a sleek, stylish ensemble. A pair of black leather ankle boots will be the ideal addition for your ensemble.