Black B Bold Sneakers
Black High Top Sneakers by Balmain
How to wear Balmain Black B Bold Sneakers
Reach for a black print crew-neck t-shirt and black ripped skinny jeans for a comfy-casual ensemble. Feeling creative? Change things up a bit by slipping into Balmain Black B Bold Sneakers from SSENSE.
This pairing of a charcoal wool blazer and blue jeans is perfect for elegant occasions. Go ahead and throw a pair of Balmain black high top sneakers into the mix for a laid-back feel.
This pairing of a black bomber jacket and green jeans is on the casual side yet it's also sharp and truly stylish. Add a pair of Balmain Black B Bold Sneakers from SSENSE to the mix to easily kick up the street cred of this ensemble.
One of the most popular ways for a man to style a dark green bomber jacket is to pair it with navy jeans for a laid-back outfit. Why not take a more laid-back approach with shoes and complement this getup with a pair of Balmain Black B Bold Sneakers from SSENSE?
This ensemble with a charcoal wool blazer and blue jeans isn't hard to pull together and easy to adapt. Add a laid-back touch to this outfit by slipping into a pair of black high top sneakers.
A red and black plaid long sleeve shirt and light blue denim shorts are a combination that every trendsetting guy should have in his casual repertoire. When this ensemble is too much, tone it down by finishing with black high top sneakers.
Reach for a black denim jacket and burgundy chinos to create a casually stylish getup. Complement this look with a pair of black high top sneakers to instantly bump up the cool of this look.
If you're looking for a street style and at the same time on-trend outfit, try pairing a black hoodie with light blue ripped jeans. Complete your look with Balmain Black B Bold Sneakers from SSENSE and you're all done and looking dashing.
A black floral short sleeve shirt and black skinny jeans are the kind of a no-brainer casual ensemble that you so awfully need when you have zero time to plan a look. Add Balmain black high top sneakers to your ensemble and the whole ensemble will come together.