Frayed Scarf
Grey Scarf by Moschino
How to wear Moschino Frayed Scarf
Consider pairing a navy wool bomber jacket with a Moschino Frayed Scarf from farfetch.com for both stylish and easy-to-create outfit. Let your styling sensibilities really shine by rounding off your look with a pair of white low top sneakers.
This combo of an olive overcoat and a grey scarf is beyond versatile and creates instant appeal. Our favorite of a multitude of ways to complement this outfit is a pair of white low top sneakers.
Marry a navy overcoat with a Moschino grey scarf for a relaxed twist on casual urban outfits. If you wish to effortlessly dress down this look with one item, why not introduce white athletic shoes to the mix?
For relaxed dressing with a contemporary take, go for a white blazer and a Moschino Frayed Scarf from farfetch.com. A trendy pair of tan suede chelsea boots is the most effective way to give a sense of refinement to your ensemble.
A light blue denim jacket and a Moschino grey scarf are a nice outfit worth integrating into your daily casual collection. Complement this ensemble with a pair of white athletic shoes and ta-da: your outfit is complete.
This relaxed combo of a black leather biker jacket and a Moschino Frayed Scarf comes to rescue when you need to look dapper but have no extra time to assemble a look. With shoes, you can take a classier route with black suede chelsea boots.
Why not pair a dark green knit cardigan with a Moschino grey scarf? Both of these pieces are totally comfortable and will look great married together. Tap into some Ryan Gosling dapperness and polish off your ensemble with a pair of dark brown leather monks.
For an off-duty menswear style with a contemporary spin, you can opt for a brown leather bomber jacket and a Moschino grey scarf. Finishing with a pair of dark brown suede chelsea boots is a surefire way to infuse an air of class into your look.
You'll be amazed at how very easy it is for any man to get dressed this way. Just a camel overcoat and a Moschino Frayed Scarf. And if you need to easily bump up this ensemble with one piece, why not introduce a pair of black leather brogue boots to the equation?