White Tassel Loafers
White Leather Tassel Loafers by Fred Perry
How to wear Fred Perry White Tassel Loafers
A light blue plaid blazer and blue dress pants are a sophisticated getup that every smart gentleman should have in his wardrobe. Add a pair of Fred Perry white leather tassel loafers to this outfit and ta-da: the outfit is complete.
We love the way this pairing of a charcoal vertical striped blazer and charcoal vertical striped dress pants immediately makes any gent look dapper and elegant. And if you need to easily lift up this look with a pair of shoes, why not introduce Fred Perry white leather tassel loafers to this ensemble?
Rock a light blue polo with light blue ripped jeans for equally stylish and easy-to-create look. If you want to easily step up your look with footwear, complement this outfit with a pair of white leather tassel loafers.
Opt for an olive double breasted blazer and black ripped skinny jeans if you seek to look casual and cool without spending too much time. Feeling experimental? Spice up your outfit by rounding off with a pair of Fred Perry White Tassel Loafers.
Go for something classic and timeless in a grey vertical striped blazer and grey vertical striped dress pants. Go the extra mile and change up your getup by finishing off with a pair of Fred Perry White Tassel Loafers.
Dress in a dark green wool blazer and brown chinos and you'll assemble a proper and sophisticated ensemble. Make this look a bit more polished by finishing off with Fred Perry White Tassel Loafers.
Solid proof that a black windbreaker and black chinos look amazing when matched together in a casual menswear style. Make a bit more effort now and add a pair of white leather tassel loafers to your outfit.
This smart pairing of a light blue suit and a white crew-neck t-shirt is very easy to pull together without a second thought, helping you look dapper and prepared for anything without spending a ton of time searching through your wardrobe. Finishing off with Fred Perry White Tassel Loafers from SSENSE is an effortless way to add some extra zing to your ensemble.
