Ella Wedge Sandal
Tan Leather Wedge Sandals by Linea Paolo
How to wear Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal
If you're looking for an off-duty and at the same time totaly chic look, choose a white cable sweater and blue denim overalls. For something more on the elegant side to finish off this look, introduce Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal to your look.
Rock a black pleated midi dress for a casual outfit with a fashionable spin. Let your sartorial chops truly shine by rounding off this ensemble with a pair of tan leather wedge sandals.
This relaxed combination of a brown sleeveless coat and a black and white horizontal striped shift dress is a fail-safe option when you need to look stylish but have zero time. Make this ensemble less formal by finishing with Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal from Nordstrom.
Make a black maxi dress your outfit choice to showcase you've got expert sartorial prowess. Our favorite of a multitude of ways to finish this ensemble is with a pair of Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal.
Why not rock a white short sleeve blouse with light blue ripped jeans? Both pieces are totally practical and will look incredible paired together. For a sleeker twist, introduce a pair of Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal from Nordstrom to this ensemble.
Such pieces as a black sleeveless coat and blue denim shorts are an easy way to inject effortless cool into your casual styling lineup. A pair of tan leather wedge sandals is a good option to finish off your look.
A beige short sleeve button down shirt and black bike shorts are the kind of a winning casual combination that you so awfully need when you have zero time to dress up. A cool pair of Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal from Nordstrom pulls this outfit together.
A white knit sleeveless top and white flare jeans? It's an easy-to-create ensemble that you could sport on a daily basis. As for footwear, complete this getup with tan leather wedge sandals.
The formula for relaxed style? A white embroidered peasant dress. A pair of Linea Paolo Ella Wedge Sandal instantly steps up the wow factor of your ensemble.