Moccasins
Black Embroidered Suede Loafers by Sam Edelman
How to wear Sam Edelman Moccasins
You're looking at the indisputable proof that a black floral short sleeve blouse and black velvet skinny pants look awesome when worn together in a casual outfit. And if you need to effortlessly rev up this ensemble with one item, introduce black embroidered suede loafers to the mix.
For a casually cool ensemble, consider pairing a white and red horizontal striped long sleeve t-shirt with navy skinny jeans — these two items fit beautifully together. Complement your ensemble with Sam Edelman Moccasins from yoox.com to serve a little outfit-mixing magic.
This combination of a black wool vest and navy skinny jeans will prove your outfit coordination expertise even on weekend days. Sam Edelman Moccasins will give a more elegant twist to your ensemble.
A black turtleneck and blue jeans are a wonderful outfit to add to your casual fashion mix. Introduce Sam Edelman black embroidered suede loafers to your look et voila, the ensemble is complete.
This combination of a yellow coat and white vertical striped culottes is irrefutable proof that a pared down off-duty ensemble can still look really interesting. Puzzled as to how to finish? Complement your outfit with a pair of Sam Edelman black embroidered suede loafers to ramp up the oomph factor.
Pair a light blue denim vest with a grey maxi dress to be both off-duty and chic. A pair of Sam Edelman black embroidered suede loafers instantly turns up the glamour factor of any outfit.
Make a black wool biker jacket and blue skinny jeans your outfit choice for a kick-ass and stylish outfit. Sam Edelman Moccasins are a guaranteed way to bring a dash of elegance to this getup.
Inject style into your current off-duty lineup with a navy coat and blue jeans. Now all you need is a pair of black embroidered suede loafers.
A black blazer looks so good when combined with blue ripped skinny jeans in an off-duty look. Introduce black embroidered suede loafers to your ensemble to instantly up the chic factor of your ensemble.