Black Nova High Top Sneakers
Black and White Canvas High Top Sneakers by Veja
How to wear Veja Black Nova High Top Sneakers
Demonstrate your refined side in a black shirt jacket and grey chinos. A trendy pair of black and white canvas high top sneakers is an easy way to upgrade your ensemble.
Extra dapper and practical, this relaxed casual pairing of a navy denim jacket and black skinny jeans provides variety. You can get a bit experimental in the footwear department and play down your outfit by sporting Veja Black Nova High Top Sneakers from SSENSE.
If you're on the hunt for a contemporary and at the same time dapper look, make a white long sleeve t-shirt and burgundy overalls your outfit choice. A pair of Veja Black Nova High Top Sneakers is a nice idea to complement your ensemble.
If you feel more confident in comfortable clothes, you'll like this on-trend combination of an olive bomber jacket and olive chinos. Finish off with a pair of Veja Black Nova High Top Sneakers to add a little kick to the outfit.
One of the best ways for a man to style a white and black houndstooth double breasted blazer is to combine it with blue skinny jeans for an off-duty combo. Kick up this whole getup by rounding off with Veja black and white canvas high top sneakers.
Stand out from the crowd in a white henley shirt and light blue jeans. Feeling experimental today? Play down your ensemble by wearing black and white canvas high top sneakers.
If you want to go about your day with confidence in your look, team a navy shirt jacket with blue jeans. When it comes to footwear, go for something on the laid-back end of the spectrum and finish this outfit with Veja Black Nova High Top Sneakers from SSENSE.
When comfort is everything, pair a white hoodie with olive chinos. When this look is too much, tone it down by rounding off with Veja black and white canvas high top sneakers.
A white short sleeve shirt and black sweatpants are a nice combination worth having in your off-duty collection. As for shoes, add Veja Black Nova High Top Sneakers from SSENSE to the equation.