Double Breasted Wool Felt Coat
Camel Coat by Givenchy
How to wear Givenchy Double Breasted Wool Felt Coat
As you can see, looking stylish doesn't take that much work. Just try pairing a Givenchy camel coat with a black pencil skirt and you'll look chic. The whole look comes together if you complement your outfit with a pair of tan leather pumps.
Why not reach for a Givenchy Double Breasted Wool Felt Coat from NET-A-PORTER.COM and a burgundy casual dress? As well as totally comfy, these two items look incredible when matched together. Introduce a dose of casualness to this look by finishing with beige suede lace-up flat boots.
For a casual-meets-classy outfit, wear a camel coat and black skinny pants — these pieces go really cool together. Let your styling prowess really shine by finishing this getup with a pair of black suede pumps.
This relaxed casual combo of a Givenchy camel coat and black skinny jeans is super easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look cute and ready for anything without spending a ton of time searching through your wardrobe.
A Givenchy Double Breasted Wool Felt Coat and blue ripped jeans are both versatile staples that will integrate well within your day-to-day lineup.
Dress in a Givenchy camel coat and blue jeans for an effortless kind of elegance. A pair of brown leather chelsea boots easily ups the fashion factor of your look.
A Givenchy camel coat and navy jeans are the kind of stylish casual essentials that you can wear for years to come. Complement this outfit with black leather lace-up ankle boots and the whole outfit will come together.
This seriously stylish ensemble is easy to break down: a Givenchy Double Breasted Wool Felt Coat and black leather pajama pants. And if you want to instantly amp up this ensemble with shoes, add a pair of brown leopard leather heeled sandals to the mix.
A Givenchy Double Breasted Wool Felt Coat from NET-A-PORTER.COM and black floral wide leg pants? Be sure, this ensemble will make men go weak in their knees. Add black leather ankle boots to the mix and ta-da: the ensemble is complete.