Light Blue Dress Shirt with Brown Leather Derby Shoes Smart Casual Outfits

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Light Blue Dress Shirt Navy Plaid Tie Navy Shawl Cardigan Brown Leather Belt Beige Chinos Brown Leather Derby Shoes

For a casually classic outfit, reach for a light blue dress shirt and beige chinos — these items work really well together. Complete this look with a pair of brown leather derby shoes for an added dose of class.

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Black Sunglasses Navy Floral Tie Light Blue Chambray Dress Shirt Dark Brown Leather Belt Dark Brown Leather Watch Brown Jeans Brown Leather Derby Shoes

Perfect the effortlessly sleek ensemble by opting for a light blue dress shirt and brown jeans. And if you need to easily up the ante of your outfit with a pair of shoes, why not introduce a pair of brown leather derby shoes to your getup?

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Light Blue Dress Shirt Brown Check Pocket Square Grey Plaid Blazer Dark Brown Leather Belt Navy Jeans Dark Brown Leather Derby Shoes

The go-to for casually neat menswear style? A light blue dress shirt with navy jeans. As for the shoes, stick to the classic route with a pair of brown leather derby shoes.

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Light Blue Dress Shirt Yellow Print Tie White Pocket Square Brown Plaid Waistcoat Silver Watch Brown Herringbone Wool Blazer Brown Leather Zip Pouch Navy Vertical Striped Chinos Burgundy Socks Dark Brown Leather Derby Shoes

Consider wearing a light blue dress shirt and navy vertical striped chinos to be the picture of masculine refinement. Brown leather derby shoes are an effective way to inject an extra touch of sophistication into your ensemble.

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Light Blue Dress Shirt Navy Polka Dot Tie Brown Blazer Navy Sweater Vest Dark Brown Leather Belt Silver Watch Silver Bracelet Brown Houndstooth Overcoat White Jeans Black Socks Dark Brown Leather Derby Shoes

This combination of a light blue dress shirt and white jeans resonates manly sophistication and effortless style. Why not introduce a pair of brown leather derby shoes to the equation for an added touch of style?