Black Tread Derbys
Black Leather Oxford Shoes by Alexander McQueen
How to wear Alexander McQueen Black Tread Derbys
Choose a charcoal suit and a white dress shirt if you're going for a clean, stylish look. A pair of Alexander McQueen Black Tread Derbys from SSENSE is a winning footwear option here that's full of character.
A navy polka dot suit and a white dress shirt are strong sartorial weapons in any modern gent's arsenal. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to finish this getup is Alexander McQueen Black Tread Derbys from SSENSE.
This sophisticated pairing of a grey overcoat and a grey check wool suit is really a statement-maker. Throw a pair of Alexander McQueen Black Tread Derbys from SSENSE in the mix et voila, the getup is complete.
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A navy wool three piece suit looks especially elegant when paired with a white and blue vertical striped dress shirt for a look worthy of a contemporary gentleman. On the footwear front, this look is finished off wonderfully with Alexander McQueen black leather oxford shoes.
A navy suit and a navy and white floral dress shirt are an elegant ensemble that every stylish gent should have in his sartorial arsenal. Complement your getup with a pair of Alexander McQueen Black Tread Derbys and ta-da: the look is complete.
This pairing of a navy three piece suit and a white dress shirt comes in handy when you need to look like a stylish dandy. Alexander McQueen black leather oxford shoes tie the look together.