Back Foulard Shirt
White Dress Shirt by Off-White
How to wear Off-White Back Foulard Shirt
Why not team an Off-White Back Foulard Shirt with navy skinny jeans? As well as very comfy, these pieces look good when paired together. A pair of white leather low top sneakers easily turns up the cool of this look.
For To pull together a casual getup with a modern twist, make a white dress shirt and a grey tweed mini skirt your outfit choice. A pair of black leather derby shoes will immediately tone down a polished look.
For a smart casual ensemble, choose an Off-White white dress shirt and black leather skinny pants — these two items play perfectly well together. Complete this look with black leather pumps for maximum style.
Go for a simple but elegant outfit combining an Off-White Back Foulard Shirt from Nordstrom and a black plaid pencil skirt. If in doubt as to the footwear, introduce a pair of black leather knee high boots to this ensemble.
An Off-White Back Foulard Shirt from Nordstrom and charcoal skinny jeans are a wonderful combination to carry you throughout the day and into the night. Let your sartorial prowess really shine by finishing your ensemble with grey canvas high top sneakers.
Pairing an Off-White Back Foulard Shirt from Nordstrom with tan tapered pants is an on-point pick for a seriously chic and elegant ensemble. All you need now is a pair of tan chunky leather heeled sandals.
Showcase that nobody does smart like you by opting for an Off-White Back Foulard Shirt from Nordstrom and blue flare jeans. For maximum style points, add a pair of brown leather heeled sandals to the equation.
This pairing of an Off-White Back Foulard Shirt from Nordstrom and grey chinos is on the casual side yet it's also chic and put-together. You could perhaps get a bit experimental when it comes to shoes and smarten up this ensemble by rounding off with brown suede ankle boots.
Exhibit your sophisticated self in an Off-White Back Foulard Shirt and black skinny pants. Complement this getup with a pair of black leather pumps and ta-da: the ensemble is complete.