Striped Belt
White and Black Horizontal Striped Canvas Belt by Bally
How to wear Bally Striped Belt
We all want comfort when it comes to styling, and this laid-back pairing of a white cable sweater and a white and black horizontal striped canvas belt is a great illustration of that. To give your overall look a sleeker touch, finish with a pair of burgundy leather oxford shoes.
Exhibit your skills in men's fashion by combining a green v-neck sweater and a Bally Striped Belt from Saks Fifth Avenue for a bold casual combination.
A black blazer and a Bally Striped Belt matched together are a sartorial dream for those who prefer cool and casual styles. A pair of black leather derby shoes easily kicks up the fashion factor of any outfit.
A beige suit and a Bally Striped Belt from Saks Fifth Avenue are a pairing that every dapper gentleman should have in his casual fashion mix. White low top sneakers tie the look together.
Who said you can't make a fashion statement with a casual street style outfit? That's easy in a grey crew-neck sweater and a Bally Striped Belt from Saks Fifth Avenue.
Such essentials as a white and blue horizontal striped long sleeve shirt and a white and black horizontal striped canvas belt are the ideal way to introduce toned down dapperness into your casual routine. Introduce white leather low top sneakers to the mix for an instant style upgrade.
This combo of a light blue short sleeve shirt and a Bally Striped Belt from Saks Fifth Avenue will hallmark your skills in menswear styling even on off-duty days. Let your styling credentials really shine by completing this outfit with white athletic shoes.
Pair a navy chambray dress shirt with a white and black horizontal striped canvas belt for an off-duty and fashionable outfit. Feeling brave? Mix things up by slipping into brown suede loafers.
This combo of a white and green horizontal striped crew-neck t-shirt and a Bally Striped Belt will prove your expertise in men's fashion even on weekend days. Finishing with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers is the simplest way to introduce a bit of depth to this getup.