Leather Clutch
Black Leather Clutch by Saint Laurent
How to wear Saint Laurent Leather Clutch
Pair a black cropped top with a Saint Laurent Leather Clutch if you're looking for an outfit idea for when you want to look cool and relaxed. Tan leather thong sandals pull the getup together.
A green and red plaid dress shirt and a Saint Laurent Leather Clutch from Nordstrom will add extra style to your current casual wardrobe.
Wear a white and black horizontal striped crew-neck sweater and a black leather clutch to feel confident and look seriously chic.
This combination of a white and black polka dot button down blouse and a black leather clutch looks absolutely chic and makes you look instantly cooler. Complement your outfit with a pair of black leather gladiator sandals and the whole ensemble will come together.
Consider teaming a tan blazer with a Saint Laurent black leather clutch to feel confident and look stylish. And if you want to easily up the ante of your ensemble with one item, why not complete your ensemble with a pair of white leather wedge pumps?
Teaming a grey houndstooth coat and a Saint Laurent black leather clutch will be irrefutable proof of your outfit coordination prowess even on off-duty days. If you want to instantly perk up this ensemble with one single piece, complement your getup with black leather tassel loafers.
If you're a fan of off-duty pairings, then you'll like this combo of a white tuxedo dress and a Saint Laurent Leather Clutch. Clueless about how to round off? Complement this getup with a pair of black leather heeled sandals to up the chic factor.
If you're scouting for a relaxed but also chic outfit, reach for a red turtleneck and a Saint Laurent black leather clutch. Give this outfit a sense of sophistication by slipping into a pair of black leather pumps.
This look with a dark green oversized sweater and a Saint Laurent Leather Clutch from Nordstrom isn't so hard to assemble and leaves room to more experimentation. Finishing with a pair of mint leather heeled sandals is a simple way to introduce a bit of fanciness to your ensemble.