Contrast Collar Shirt
White Long Sleeve Shirt by Dolce & Gabbana
How to wear Dolce & Gabbana Contrast Collar Shirt
A Dolce & Gabbana white long sleeve shirt and navy wool chinos are a knockout off-duty uniform. Finishing with black leather casual boots is a guaranteed way to breathe an added touch of style into your ensemble.
Consider pairing a Dolce & Gabbana white long sleeve shirt with a navy suit for a neat classy look. Complement this ensemble with dark brown leather derby shoes and ta-da: the outfit is complete.
Go for a simple but at the same time cool and relaxed choice combining a Dolce & Gabbana Contrast Collar Shirt and light blue jeans. Why not complement this ensemble with a pair of brown suede loafers for a sense of elegance?
This combination of a Dolce & Gabbana Contrast Collar Shirt and white chinos is hard proof that a pared down off-duty look doesn't have to be boring. Get a little creative when it comes to footwear and spruce up this outfit by wearing black velvet loafers.
You'll be amazed at how easy it is for any gent to get dressed this way. Just a white long sleeve shirt and beige shorts. Introduce a pair of tan suede driving shoes to your ensemble to pull the whole thing together.
This pairing of a Dolce & Gabbana Contrast Collar Shirt and dark green chinos embodies laid-back attitude and stylish comfort. When in doubt as to what to wear in the shoe department, complete your getup with a pair of tan suede desert boots.
Extra stylish, this off-duty combo of a Dolce & Gabbana white long sleeve shirt and white and navy vertical striped chinos provides with variety. This outfit is rounded off really well with blue canvas low top sneakers.
This combo of a white long sleeve shirt and charcoal chinos is a safe bet for an outrageously cool look. Complete this look with dark brown leather desert boots and the whole ensemble will come together.
This combo of a Dolce & Gabbana Contrast Collar Shirt and blue ripped jeans embodies comfort and versatility. And if you wish to effortlessly ramp up this getup with footwear, why not introduce white low top sneakers to the mix?