Orb Bracelet
Green Bracelet by M. Cohen
How to wear M. Cohen Orb Bracelet
For a laid-back outfit, Dress in a white knit short sleeve blouse and a M. Cohen green bracelet. If you feel like dialing it up, add black leather pumps to the equation.
This combination of a camel coat and a M. Cohen green bracelet is very easy to recreate and so comfortable to rock as well! If you wish to immediately step up this ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not grab a pair of brown leopard leather heeled sandals?
This laid-back combo of a black jumpsuit and a M. Cohen Orb Bracelet is extremely easy to pull together in no time flat, helping you look chic and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time going through your closet. Let your sartorial chops really shine by rounding off your ensemble with a pair of black leather heeled sandals.
Go for something comfortable yet on-trend in a white and red plaid skater dress and a M. Cohen green bracelet.
Why not make a black velvet blazer and a M. Cohen green bracelet your outfit choice? As well as super functional, these two items look great when combined together.
Consider pairing a white dress shirt with a M. Cohen Orb Bracelet from farfetch.com to get a laid-back yet stylish outfit. You could perhaps get a little creative with shoes and add silver leather oxford shoes to the mix.
This combo of a red blazer and a green bracelet is a safe and very fashionable bet. If you need to effortlessly step up this outfit with footwear, add a pair of light violet suede heeled sandals to the equation.
Make a white print crew-neck t-shirt and a green bracelet your outfit choice to pull together a laid-back yet stylish look. If you need to instantly step up your ensemble with one item, why not complete your outfit with white canvas low top sneakers?
If you love laid-back pairings, then you'll like this pairing of a white and navy horizontal striped blazer and a green bracelet. And if you wish to immediately smarten up your ensemble with shoes, why not introduce a pair of black cutout leather pumps to the equation?