White and Blue Dress Shirt with Chinos Outfits

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White Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Dark Brown Tie Grey Shawl Cardigan Dark Brown Leather Belt Navy Chinos Dark Brown Suede Monks

For a casually neat outfit, try pairing a white and blue dress shirt with chinos — these items work really good together. Add dark brown suede monks to the equation to instantly jazz up the outfit.

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White Dress Shirt Pink Pocket Square Tan Crew-neck Sweater Burgundy Blazer Brown Leather Watch Burgundy Plaid Chinos Brown Leather Duffle Bag White Canvas Low Top Sneakers

A white and blue dress shirt and chinos teamed together are a perfect match. You can get a little creative with shoes and tone down your look by finishing with white canvas low top sneakers.

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White Dress Shirt White and Red Pocket Square Teal Polka Dot Tie Light Blue Blazer Dark Brown Leather Watch Charcoal Vertical Striped Chinos Navy Print Socks Brown Leather Tassel Loafers

Such must-haves as a white and blue dress shirt and chinos are the ideal way to inject some polish into your current off-duty wardrobe. And if you wish to immediately polish off this look with one piece, introduce a pair of brown leather tassel loafers to the equation.

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White Dress Shirt Pink Pocket Square Tan Leather Belt Dark Brown Leather Watch Beige Chinos Navy and White Polka Dot Socks White Canvas Low Top Sneakers Blue Plaid Blazer

Try pairing a white and blue dress shirt with chinos if you seek to look sharp without trying too hard. To inject a more laid-back touch into this ensemble, complete this outfit with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.

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Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Pink Tie White Print Pocket Square Navy and White Gingham Waistcoat Beige Leather Watch Grey Blazer Blue Chinos Brown Leather Double Monks

This combination of a white and blue dress shirt and chinos will allow you to flaunt your prowess in menswear styling. Finish off your ensemble with brown leather double monks to spice things up.