Asymmetric Pleated Skirt
Black Pleated Skirt by Proenza Schouler
How to wear Proenza Schouler Asymmetric Pleated Skirt
If you don't take fashion too seriously, go for a laid-back outfit in a black sleeveless top and a black pleated skirt. To give this outfit a more sophisticated touch, enter a pair of black leather pumps into the equation.
This combo of a black knit tank and a Proenza Schouler Asymmetric Pleated Skirt from Saks Fifth Avenue is a safe and very stylish bet. Play down the casualness of your look by rocking black leather heeled sandals.
If you're a fan of classic combos, then you'll appreciate this combo of a white fluffy crew-neck sweater and a Proenza Schouler Asymmetric Pleated Skirt. Add a pair of beige suede mules to the mix for an extra touch of style.
If you enjoy practical style, try pairing a black cropped top with a Proenza Schouler black pleated skirt. Add mint leather pumps to the equation to avoid looking too casual.
We're loving how well a blue denim jacket partners with a Proenza Schouler black pleated skirt. Rev up the formality of your look a bit by finishing with black suede pumps.
A black fur jacket and a Proenza Schouler Asymmetric Pleated Skirt matched together are a covetable ensemble for those who love ultra-cool styles. Burgundy leather knee high boots will bring an elegant twist to this look.
A grey coat and a Proenza Schouler Asymmetric Pleated Skirt from Saks Fifth Avenue are the perfect foundation for a ton of stylish combos. Want to play it up with footwear? Complement your look with black leather ankle boots.
For a casual outfit, consider wearing a blue denim jacket and a Proenza Schouler Asymmetric Pleated Skirt from Saks Fifth Avenue — these two pieces go well together. Infuse a dash of stylish effortlessness into your ensemble by wearing grey athletic shoes.
A black short sleeve button down shirt and a Proenza Schouler black pleated skirt are essential in a great casual wardrobe. Puzzled as to how to round off? Add a pair of gold leather pumps to the mix to rev up the oomph factor.