Wool Side Sweep Fedora W Rosette Ruby
Red Wool Hat by Philip Treacy
How to wear Philip Treacy Wool Side Sweep Fedora W Rosette Ruby
If you feel more confident wearing something practical, you'll love this off-duty combination of a white fur collar coat and a Philip Treacy Wool Side Sweep Fedora W Rosette Ruby from Neiman Marcus. Burgundy suede pumps are the simplest way to power up your ensemble.
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A beige crew-neck sweater and a Philip Treacy Wool Side Sweep Fedora W Rosette Ruby have become a must-have off-duty pairing for many fashion-savvy women. Put a glamorous spin on an otherwise utilitarian look by finishing with a pair of burgundy leather wedge ankle boots.
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Marrying a dark green cardigan with a Philip Treacy red wool hat is a wonderful idea for a casual and cool look. Want to go all out when it comes to footwear? Complete this look with red leather pumps.
This combo of a white textured shift dress and a Philip Treacy Wool Side Sweep Fedora W Rosette Ruby is extremely versatile and up for any sort of adventure you may find yourself on.
This off-duty combo of a white crochet peasant dress and a Philip Treacy red wool hat couldn't possibly come across as anything other than strikingly chic.
A red coat and a red wool hat are a smart outfit worth having in your casual lineup. Introduce a pair of dark brown leather ankle boots to the equation for an added touch of style.
If you're on the hunt for an off-duty yet incredibly stylish outfit, team a beige fur jacket with a Philip Treacy Wool Side Sweep Fedora W Rosette Ruby. Not sure how to finish? Add black suede ankle boots to your getup to step up the oomph factor.