53mm Oversized Sunglasses Havana
Brown Sunglasses by Marc Jacobs
How to wear Marc Jacobs 53mm Oversized Sunglasses Havana
One of the coolest ways to style out a mint swing dress is to combine it with brown sunglasses for a casual look. Break up your ensemble with a more elegant kind of footwear, like this pair of beige embellished suede pumps.
For a neat and relaxed ensemble, try pairing a red trenchcoat with Marc Jacobs brown sunglasses — these two pieces work really well together. Puzzled as to how to finish off? Introduce black canvas heeled sandals to the equation to bump up the chic factor.
If you don't take fashion too seriously, go for edgy and casual style in a tan wool biker jacket and Marc Jacobs 53mm Oversized Sunglasses Havana. Add black suede over the knee boots to the mix to make the ensemble a bit more sophisticated.
If you feel more confident in comfy clothes, you're bound to fall in love with this casual combo of an olive duster coat and brown sunglasses. Let your sartorial savvy really shine by completing your ensemble with a pair of white leather low top sneakers.
Dress in a black knit open cardigan and Marc Jacobs 53mm Oversized Sunglasses Havana, if you want to dress for comfort but would also like to look fashionable. You know how to elevate this ensemble: beige leather oxford shoes.
A tan jumpsuit and brown sunglasses are chic pieces, without which our casual closets would definitely be incomplete. And if you wish to easily glam up this ensemble with one single item, why not throw a pair of black leather pumps into the mix?
A grey coat and Marc Jacobs brown sunglasses are amazing must-haves that will integrate perfectly within your current rotation.
For an outfit that's very straightforward but can be worn in many different ways, rock a white eyelet dress shirt with Marc Jacobs 53mm Oversized Sunglasses Havana.
A black leather biker jacket and brown sunglasses make for the perfect base for a stylish off-duty outfit. Make your outfit a bit dressier by finishing off with black leather ankle boots.