Black Mario Loafers
Charcoal Leather Loafers by Manolo Blahnik
How to wear Manolo Blahnik Black Mario Loafers
A navy long sleeve shirt and beige chinos are bona fide menswear staples if you're piecing together an off-duty wardrobe that matches up to the highest style standards. To introduce a little depth to this ensemble, complement your outfit with a pair of Manolo Blahnik charcoal leather loafers.
Go for a blue suit and a light blue dress shirt for an extra classic ensemble. Manolo Blahnik charcoal leather loafers will add more character to your outfit.
Consider pairing a brown suit with a black turtleneck - this look will surely make a bold statement. A pair of Manolo Blahnik Black Mario Loafers is the glue that will pull this ensemble together.
A navy hoodie and navy chinos are a cool pairing to take you throughout the day and into the night. Take a classic approach with shoes and complement your ensemble with charcoal leather loafers.
A grey cardigan and light blue chinos worn together are a sartorial dream for men who prefer neat and relaxed styles. Our favorite of an endless number of ways to complete this look is with Manolo Blahnik Black Mario Loafers.
Such essentials as a tan plaid wool blazer and navy chinos are the ideal way to introduce extra sophistication into your current casual repertoire. To give this look a more refined twist, why not complete this ensemble with Manolo Blahnik charcoal leather loafers?
Marry a dark brown overcoat with a dark brown vertical striped suit for an extra classic ensemble. Let your sartorial sensibilities really shine by rounding off your outfit with Manolo Blahnik charcoal leather loafers.
You'll be surprised at how easy it is for any gent to get dressed this way. Just a charcoal leather blazer combined with grey wool chinos. For a smarter vibe, rock a pair of Manolo Blahnik Black Mario Loafers.
This semi-casual combo of a navy suit and a white crew-neck t-shirt is capable of taking on different moods according to how it's styled. Round off this ensemble with a pair of Manolo Blahnik charcoal leather loafers to switch things up.