Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket
Black and White Shearling Jacket by NYDJ
How to wear NYDJ Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket
You'll be surprised at how very easy it is to throw together this relaxed casual look. Just a NYDJ Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket and a charcoal sweater dress. Complete your ensemble with black suede over the knee boots and the whole outfit will come together.
This combination of a black and white shearling jacket and black leather skinny pants is seriously chic and yet it's easy and ready for anything.
Want to inject your wardrobe with some elegant cool? Rock a NYDJ Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket from Nordstrom with a black skater skirt. And if you want to easily dial down your ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not slip into a pair of black suede lace-up flat boots?
A black and white shearling jacket and a burgundy shift dress are a cool outfit formula to have in your arsenal. Complete this look with black leather over the knee boots and ta-da: your outfit is complete.
A black and white shearling jacket and blue jeans are a good pairing to have in your closet. A pair of black leather lace-up ankle boots will be a stylish addition to this ensemble.
For a look that's very simple but can be worn in plenty of different ways, go for a NYDJ Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket and a beige long cardigan. To give this ensemble a smarter aesthetic, complement this outfit with a pair of black suede mid-calf boots.
This combination of a NYDJ Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket from Nordstrom and light blue jeans is hard proof that a straightforward off-duty ensemble can still be incredibly stylish. This outfit is complemented perfectly with a pair of black suede lace-up ankle boots.
A black and white shearling jacket and beige sweatpants are both versatile must-haves that will integrate brilliantly within your casual arsenal.
For a laid-back ensemble with a twist, reach for a NYDJ Faux Shearling Trim Moto Jacket and black leather skinny jeans. Complement your ensemble with a pair of black leather ankle boots to instantly switch up the ensemble.