Scoop Neck Long Sleeve Sweater W Tags
White Crew-neck Sweater by Sandro
How to wear Sandro Scoop Neck Long Sleeve Sweater W Tags
Choose a Sandro white crew-neck sweater and blue ripped jeans if you're searching for a look option that conveys casual chic. You could perhaps get a little creative on the shoe front and add black studded leather loafers to the equation.
This pairing of a white crew-neck sweater and navy chinos is super easy to put together and so comfortable to wear a variation of as well! White canvas driving shoes work spectacularly well here.
A Sandro white crew-neck sweater and navy skinny jeans paired together are a covetable ensemble for ladies who prefer relaxed styles. Now all you need is a great pair of beige suede ballerina shoes.
If you're scouting for a laid-back and at the same time totaly stylish look, dress in a Sandro white crew-neck sweater and white jeans. Up the dressiness of this look a bit by rounding off with burgundy leather pumps.
Consider teaming a Sandro Scoop Neck Long Sleeve Sweater W Tags with a pink mesh midi skirt for a cool ensemble. For a modern hi-low mix, add a pair of gold leather heeled sandals to the mix.
For a laid-back and cool look, consider teaming a Sandro white crew-neck sweater with navy skinny jeans — these two items go really well together.
The versatility of a Sandro Scoop Neck Long Sleeve Sweater W Tags and blue fringe jeans guarantees you'll always have them on regular rotation. Balance your look with a more sophisticated kind of footwear, such as this pair of black leather loafers.
Wear a white crew-neck sweater with a yellow pleated maxi skirt to pull together a totaly chic and current relaxed casual outfit. To infuse a playful touch into your look, add a pair of black leather gladiator sandals to the mix.
For a tested relaxed option, you can never go wrong with this combination of a Sandro Scoop Neck Long Sleeve Sweater W Tags and navy skinny jeans. If you need to easily amp up this ensemble with shoes, why not introduce a pair of brown leather knee high boots to your ensemble?