Tarp Tote
White Tote Bag by Kara
How to wear Kara Tarp Tote
You're looking at the undeniable proof that a white blazer and a Kara white tote bag are awesome when married together in a relaxed casual look. A pair of beige leather heeled sandals effortlessly turns up the chic factor of any ensemble.
This casual combination of a black tweed jacket and a Kara white tote bag is very easy to pull together without a second thought, helping you look chic and ready for anything without spending too much time combing through your wardrobe. A pair of white canvas low top sneakers is a savvy idea to complement this ensemble.
For an ensemble that's super straightforward but can be modified in many different ways, try pairing a black fleece coat with a Kara white tote bag. If you want to feel a bit dressier now, add a pair of black leather mid-calf boots to the mix.
For an ensemble that offers functionality and style, reach for a blue denim jacket and a white tote bag.
This relaxed combo of a black double breasted blazer and a white tote bag can take on different forms depending on how you style it. Dress up your ensemble with the help of a pair of white leather mules.
A black mesh crew-neck t-shirt and a Kara white tote bag are a good combination to wear a variation of on off-duty days. Hesitant about how to finish off? Complete this look with a pair of black polka dot low top sneakers to rev up the oomph factor.
For comfort dressing with a clear fashion twist, you can rock a white crew-neck sweater and a Kara Tarp Tote. Feel uninspired with this look? Invite a pair of grey snake leather heeled sandals to change things up a bit.
For an off-duty outfit with a clear fashion twist, you can go for a green military jacket and a Kara white tote bag. Why not add grey suede ankle boots to the mix for an air of refinement?
This relaxed pairing of a navy slit velvet maxi dress and a white tote bag is clean, chic and extremely easy to recreate! For something more on the elegant end to round off this outfit, throw white canvas low top sneakers in the mix.