Burgundy Lewin Loafers
Burgundy Leather Tassel Loafers by Paul Smith
How to wear Paul Smith Burgundy Lewin Loafers
To look crisp and smart, wear a charcoal plaid overcoat with charcoal plaid dress pants. Complement your getup with Paul Smith Burgundy Lewin Loafers for extra style points.
Opt for a black overcoat and black skinny jeans to assemble a laid-back and cool look. A pair of Paul Smith Burgundy Lewin Loafers from SSENSE immediately turns up the classy factor of your look.
A blue blazer and navy dress pants? Make no mistake, this outfit will turn every head around. On the footwear front, this ensemble pairs perfectly with burgundy leather tassel loafers.
For a casually stylish look, go for a red print short sleeve shirt and light blue denim shorts — these pieces work really good together. Dial up this outfit by slipping into a pair of burgundy leather tassel loafers.
Combining a white and navy vertical striped long sleeve shirt with brown dress pants is a wonderful choice for a dapper and sophisticated outfit. For something more on the classier side to complement this outfit, complement this look with Paul Smith burgundy leather tassel loafers.
If the situation calls for an effortlessly classy getup, you can always rely on a navy blazer and mint chinos. Add an elegant twist to your ensemble by finishing off with Paul Smith Burgundy Lewin Loafers from SSENSE.
This pairing of a brown blazer and khaki dress pants is extra stylish and creates instant appeal. Look at how well this ensemble pairs with a pair of Paul Smith Burgundy Lewin Loafers.
A black shawl-neck sweater and brown dress pants are absolute must-haves if you're piecing together a sharp closet that holds to the highest sartorial standards. When in doubt about the footwear, stick to burgundy leather tassel loafers.
Irrefutable proof that a beige short sleeve shirt and navy dress pants look awesome when worn together in an elegant look for a modern gent. A pair of Paul Smith burgundy leather tassel loafers will put a classier spin on an otherwise all-too-common getup.