Yellow San Cassius C Sweater
Yellow Crew-neck Sweater by Hugo
How to wear Hugo Yellow San Cassius C Sweater
A Hugo yellow crew-neck sweater and white chinos are a good combo worth incorporating into your off-duty arsenal. This outfit is finished off wonderfully with multi colored canvas espadrilles.
This pairing of a Hugo yellow crew-neck sweater and grey shorts combines comfort and utility and helps keep it simple yet modern. On the footwear front, this look pairs well with navy leather low top sneakers.
This off-duty combination of a Hugo Yellow San Cassius C Sweater from SSENSE and white chinos can take on different moods depending on the way it's styled. To give your overall look a more elegant aesthetic, introduce a pair of dark brown suede casual boots to the mix.
Definitive proof that a Hugo yellow crew-neck sweater and a beige suit are awesome when worn together in an elegant look for a modern gent. All you need now is a cool pair of beige suede loafers to finish off your outfit.
Showcase your skills in men's fashion by combining a Hugo yellow crew-neck sweater and mustard corduroy chinos for an off-duty getup. Dial up this whole look by sporting a pair of dark brown fringe leather loafers.
Consider pairing a Hugo yellow crew-neck sweater with navy jeans for a sharp, casual outfit. When in doubt as to what to wear on the shoe front, complement your ensemble with dark brown leather desert boots.
A Hugo Yellow San Cassius C Sweater and grey chinos are the kind of a never-failing casual combination that you need when you have zero time. Why not complete your look with a pair of black leather loafers for a dose of sophistication?
Who said you can't make a fashionable statement with a laid-back outfit? You can do that efforlessly in a Hugo yellow crew-neck sweater and navy jeans. Inject your ensemble with an added touch of refinement with dark brown leather loafers.
If you gravitate towards casual style, why not take this combination of a Hugo Yellow San Cassius C Sweater and green chinos for a walk? To give this ensemble a classier vibe, why not introduce a pair of tan leather double monks to the equation?