Prada Driving Shoe
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Driving Shoe

Black Leather Driving Shoes by Prada

Buy for $495 from Nordstrom

How to wear Prada Driving Shoe

Driving Shoe

For an ensemble that's smart and gasp-worthy, consider pairing a white polo neck sweater with white shorts. Black leather driving shoes are a guaranteed way to bring a hint of stylish casualness to your outfit.

Driving Shoe

Try pairing a tan bomber jacket with navy chinos for a no-nonsense look that's also put together. Introduce a pair of Prada Driving Shoe to the mix and you're all done and looking smashing.

Driving Shoe

Such must-haves as a white crew-neck t-shirt and grey chinos are an easy way to introduce some cool into your day-to-day casual arsenal. A pair of Prada black leather driving shoes will be a welcome companion to this ensemble.

Driving Shoe

Reach for a black overcoat and black dress pants for an incredibly sharp ensemble. A pair of black leather driving shoes brings a more dressed-down aesthetic to the outfit.

Driving Shoe

Pair a light blue blazer with navy chinos to feel confident and look stylish. Want to tone it down on the shoe front? Complement this outfit with a pair of black leather driving shoes for the day.

Driving Shoe

For a look that's super easy but can be worn in a myriad of different ways, dress in a grey long sleeve t-shirt and navy chinos. Now all you need is a great pair of Prada black leather driving shoes to complete this getup.

Driving Shoe

If you gravitate towards casual style, why not opt for this combo of a black print short sleeve shirt and white jeans? Prada Driving Shoe are a stylish addition for this ensemble.

Driving Shoe

Go for an effortlessly sleek outfit in a beige blazer and navy jeans. A pair of Prada Driving Shoe will bring a carefree touch to your outfit.

Driving Shoe

Why not pair a grey long sleeve shirt with charcoal chinos? These items are totally functional and look great when matched together. Introduce Prada Driving Shoe from Nordstrom to the equation and the whole getup will come together.