Hugo Boss Pocket Square Solid Cotton One Size White
White Pocket Square
How to wear Hugo Boss Pocket Square Solid Cotton One Size White
If you're looking for an off-duty yet stylish look, consider teaming a black wool blazer with a white pocket square.
If the setting allows an off-duty look, wear a charcoal check suit with a Hugo Boss Pocket Square Solid Cotton One Size White. For a sleeker twist, add black leather oxford shoes to the mix.
This off-duty combination of a navy double breasted blazer and a Hugo Boss Pocket Square Solid Cotton One Size White can take on different moods depending on the way it's styled. Hesitant about how to finish off your ensemble? Wear a pair of white canvas oxford shoes to smarten it up.
For a cool and casual outfit, try pairing a beige blazer with a Hugo Boss Pocket Square Solid Cotton One Size White — these pieces fit nicely together. If you need to instantly up this outfit with footwear, complete this look with burgundy leather loafers.
Go for a pared down but casually cool option by combining a black and white tweed blazer and a white pocket square. Level up this getup with the help of black leather tassel loafers.
This combo of a navy blazer and a Hugo Boss Pocket Square Solid Cotton One Size White from Hugo Boss is pulled together and yet it's functional enough and apt for anything. Feeling experimental today? Dress up this outfit with a pair of navy suede desert boots.
If it's ease and practicality that you love in an outfit, wear a tan suit with a white pocket square. Add burgundy leather tassel loafers to this ensemble for an instant dressy look.
A navy suit and a white pocket square paired together are the perfect ensemble for those who prefer casual styles. Serve a little outfit-mixing magic by rocking dark brown suede tassel loafers.
This ensemble with a navy three piece suit and a white pocket square isn't a hard one to create and is easy to change. If you wish to effortlessly step up your ensemble with footwear, why not introduce a pair of black leather oxford shoes to your ensemble?