Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers
Dark Green Corduroy Jeans by Dolce & Gabbana
How to wear Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers
For an off-duty getup, wear a navy field jacket and Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers from Barneys New York — these pieces play pretty good together. If you feel like dialing it up, complete your ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather double monks.
If you want to go about your day with confidence in your outfit, try pairing a tan shirt jacket with dark green corduroy jeans. Beige suede brogue boots will add an elegant twist to this ensemble.
For an outfit that's very easy but can be worn in a ton of different ways, try teaming a beige cable sweater with Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers. If you want to instantly perk up this ensemble with a pair of shoes, why not complement this look with a pair of brown leather casual boots?
Such must-haves as a black leather shirt jacket and Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers are the perfect way to inject subtle dapperness into your off-duty repertoire. Want to break out of the mold? Then why not go for a pair of dark brown suede work boots?
Want to inject your closet with some elegant dapperness? Consider teaming a navy denim shirt with Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers.
To put together a casual look with a modern take, dress in a navy fair isle shawl-neck sweater and Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers from Barneys New York. You could perhaps get a little creative when it comes to shoes and introduce brown leather casual boots to this outfit.
For a look that's super simple but can be worn in many different ways, opt for a charcoal wool shirt jacket and dark green corduroy jeans. A pair of brown leather casual boots looks amazing completing this ensemble.
Extremely stylish and comfortable, this casual pairing of a navy denim jacket and Dolce & Gabbana Stretch Corduroy Jean Style Trousers from Barneys New York offers amazing styling opportunities.