Black Leather Medusa Heels
Black Leather Shoes by Versace
How to wear Versace Black Leather Medusa Heels
Team a black fur coat with grey houndstooth dress pants and get ready to turn into a style boss. Let your outfit coordination expertise really shine by finishing this outfit with a pair of black chunky leather oxford shoes.
Look awesome without really trying by wearing a brown houndstooth blazer and a tan embroidered chiffon shirtdress. For something more on the classier side to round off this getup, introduce black leather oxford shoes to the equation.
Exhibit your outfit coordination sensibilities by marrying a white linen tunic and navy jeans for a relaxed getup. For times when this outfit looks too dressy, dial it down with black leather flat sandals.
The pairing of a beige cable sweater and a tan leopard midi skirt makes for a solid casual ensemble. With shoes, you can stick to a classier route with a pair of black leather heeled sandals.
A hot pink blazer and black leather shorts are a pairing that every modern lady should have in her off-duty styling rotation. Finishing off with a pair of black leather loafers is an easy way to add a little depth to this outfit.
This pairing of a black trenchcoat and a white and black houndstooth sheath dress is an interesting balance between classy and laid-back. The whole ensemble comes together when you complement this ensemble with a pair of black leather pumps.
Consider pairing a navy coat with black skinny jeans to put together an interesting and current relaxed casual ensemble. Introduce black leather ankle boots to the equation to tie your full getup together.
Rock a pink coat with black flare pants to assemble a neat and refined outfit. This look is rounded off really well with a pair of black leather loafers.
This laid-back pairing of a light blue cable sweater and a white and black polka dot midi dress is capable of taking on different forms depending on the way it's styled. For extra style points, complete this outfit with a pair of black leather knee high boots.