Lunch Clutch
Yellow Leather Clutch by Proenza Schouler
How to wear Proenza Schouler Lunch Clutch
One of the coolest ways to style a charcoal check wool blazer is to marry it with a Proenza Schouler yellow leather clutch for a casual ensemble. Follow the casual route on the shoe front by wearing a pair of multi colored athletic shoes.
If you gravitate towards comfort dressing, why not take this combination of a multi colored print skater dress and a Proenza Schouler yellow leather clutch for a walk? Hot pink leather pumps will breathe a hint of polish into an otherwise everyday outfit.
Dress in a pink blazer and a Proenza Schouler yellow leather clutch to put together an incredibly stylish and current relaxed casual outfit. For a sleeker finish, why not add white leather pumps to the equation?
Pair a mint oversized sweater with a Proenza Schouler Lunch Clutch and you'll be prepared for whatever this day throws at you. To introduce a bit of glam to this look, complete your look with beige leather heeled sandals.
Pair a hot pink cropped top with a Proenza Schouler Lunch Clutch for a casual level of dress. A great pair of gold leather thong sandals ties this look together.
A black and white print dress shirt and a Proenza Schouler yellow leather clutch paired together are a total eye candy for those who love ultra-cool styles.
Exhibit your outfit coordination chops by pairing a grey leather biker jacket and a yellow leather clutch for a relaxed casual look. You could perhaps get a little creative on the shoe front and introduce a pair of white canvas high top sneakers to your outfit.
This is solid proof that a yellow silk tank and a Proenza Schouler yellow leather clutch are awesome when worn together in a laid-back ensemble. For maximum style, complement this outfit with yellow fur flat sandals.
Fashionable and functional, this combo of a black and white horizontal striped crew-neck sweater and a Proenza Schouler Lunch Clutch delivers variety. To give your overall outfit a more polished touch, why not add black suede pumps to the equation?