Navy Polka Dot Tie
Navy and White Polka Dot Tie by River Island
How to wear River Island Navy Polka Dot Tie
Reach for a navy vertical striped suit and a River Island Navy Polka Dot Tie - this look is bound to turn every head in the room. Let your sartorial prowess really shine by rounding off your look with dark brown leather double monks.
This combination of a brown suit and a River Island navy and white polka dot tie will add refined essence to your outfit. When it comes to shoes, go for something on the laid-back end of the spectrum with a pair of burgundy leather oxford shoes.
Team a grey three piece suit with a River Island navy and white polka dot tie for a sleek elegant ensemble.
Teaming a charcoal suit and a River Island Navy Polka Dot Tie is a surefire way to infuse your styling collection with some rugged sophistication. To give this look a more relaxed finish, complement your look with a pair of navy suede double monks.
Irrefutable proof that a charcoal blazer and a River Island Navy Polka Dot Tie from River Island are awesome when teamed together in an elegant look for a modern guy. Complete this outfit with dark brown leather loafers to tie the whole thing together.
We're loving how this combination of a navy blazer and a River Island navy and white polka dot tie immediately makes you look classy and dapper. Introduce brown leather tassel loafers to the equation et voila, your getup is complete.
A grey plaid blazer and a River Island navy and white polka dot tie are powerful sartorial weapons in any gent's sartorial collection. Dark brown suede tassel loafers look wonderful rounding off your look.
This combination of a light blue double breasted blazer and a River Island Navy Polka Dot Tie is the picture of rugged refinement. The whole look comes together perfectly when you grab a pair of tobacco leather oxford shoes.
Pairing a navy double breasted blazer and a navy and white polka dot tie is a surefire way to inject style into your styling lineup. Throw in a pair of dark brown leather casual boots to make the ensemble more functional.