White and Navy Print Pocket Square Dressy Outfits

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White Dress Shirt White Print Pocket Square Burgundy Tie Black Leather Belt Teal Suit Black Socks Brown Leather Loafers

A teal suit and a white and navy print pocket square are the perfect way to introduce some cool into your off-duty styling routine. Brown leather loafers will take this look down a more sophisticated path.

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White Wool Hat Clear Sunglasses White and Blue Vertical Striped Dress Shirt White Print Pocket Square Red Horizontal Striped Tie Tan Check Waistcoat Black Leather Watch Brown Leather Belt Brown Corduroy Suit White Socks Dark Brown Leather Brogues

If you don't like being too serious with your combinations, try pairing a brown corduroy suit with a white and navy print pocket square. Dark brown leather brogues are the simplest way to upgrade this ensemble.

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White Turtleneck White Print Pocket Square Black Leather Watch Black Leather Chelsea Boots Black Suit

This combination of a black suit and a white and navy print pocket square is the perfect foundation for a cool and casual look. Finishing with a pair of black leather chelsea boots is an effortless way to infuse an extra dose of style into this look.

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Olive Sunglasses White and Red Vertical Striped Dress Shirt White Print Pocket Square Navy and White Print Tie White Suit White Socks Tan Suede Loafers

The combination of a white suit and a white and navy print pocket square makes for a solid casual look. Here's how to inject an added dose of style into this ensemble: tan suede loafers.

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White and Black Vertical Striped Dress Shirt White Print Pocket Square Tan Tie Dark Brown Leather Belt Silver Watch Charcoal Suit Dark Brown Canvas Backpack Dark Brown Leather Double Monks

A charcoal suit and a white and navy print pocket square are great menswear essentials that will integrate perfectly within your current casual routine. Finishing with a pair of dark brown leather double monks is a simple way to give an extra dose of sophistication to your ensemble.