Recruit Saddle Crossbody Bag
Brown Leather Crossbody Bag by Marc Jacobs
How to wear Marc Jacobs Recruit Saddle Crossbody Bag
For functionality without the need to sacrifice on good style, we love this combination of a black floral button down blouse and a brown leather crossbody bag. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to complement this getup is with a pair of grey leather flat sandals.
This casual combination of a beige crew-neck sweater and a Marc Jacobs Recruit Saddle Crossbody Bag is a real lifesaver when you need to look stylish in a flash.
For a casual outfit, choose a white lace long sleeve blouse and a brown leather crossbody bag — these pieces go nicely together. For something more on the dressier end to finish off your outfit, introduce grey suede ankle boots to the equation.
If you're a fan of stay-in clothes which are stylish enough to wear out, try this combination of a beige trenchcoat and a Marc Jacobs Recruit Saddle Crossbody Bag. Break up this outfit by finishing off with white leather ankle boots.
For something more on the cool and laid-back end, go for a dark green leather trenchcoat and a brown leather crossbody bag. White canvas low top sneakers are an easy pick here.
A dark purple crew-neck sweater and a Marc Jacobs Recruit Saddle Crossbody Bag are a nice combo to have in your day-to-day wardrobe. Puzzled as to how to finish? Add a pair of black suede ankle boots to the equation to up the glam factor.
For a casual and cool outfit, rock an orange lightweight button down blouse with a Marc Jacobs brown leather crossbody bag — these pieces play beautifully together.
A blue geometric playsuit and a brown leather crossbody bag matched together are an ultra covetable ensemble for ladies who appreciate relaxed styles. Tobacco leather gladiator sandals make this outfit whole.
Chic yet practical, this ensemble is comprised of a white and navy plaid dress shirt and a brown leather crossbody bag. On the fence about how to finish? Complement this look with a pair of brown suede ankle boots to rev up the oomph factor.