Kennedy Slide Sandal
Green-Yellow Leather Flat Sandals by Kendall & Kylie
How to wear Kendall & Kylie Kennedy Slide Sandal
Want to inject your wardrobe with some laid-back cool? Dress in a yellow print swing dress. For something more on the relaxed side to complement this outfit, introduce Kendall & Kylie Kennedy Slide Sandal to the mix.
This pairing of a red and white horizontal striped long sleeve t-shirt and blue ripped boyfriend jeans combines comfort and practicality and helps you keep it simple yet trendy. A pair of Kendall & Kylie green-yellow leather flat sandals looks incredible completing this getup.
Who said you can't make a fashionable statement with a laid-back ensemble? Draw the attention in a white embroidered sheath dress. Kendall & Kylie Kennedy Slide Sandal from Nordstrom add a new depth to an otherwise mostly classic ensemble.
A black crew-neck t-shirt and black culottes are true essentials if you're figuring out an off-duty wardrobe that holds to the highest style standards. Kendall & Kylie green-yellow leather flat sandals will add playfulness to your ensemble.
Dress in a light blue vertical striped dress shirt and white denim shorts for a fuss-free outfit that's also pulled together. For a more laid-back touch, complement your look with a pair of Kendall & Kylie Kennedy Slide Sandal from Nordstrom.
If it's ease and practicality that you're seeking in a look, consider wearing a blue floral midi dress. If you wish to effortlessly dress down this look with one single piece, complement this ensemble with Kendall & Kylie green-yellow leather flat sandals.
For a relaxed outfit, wear a hot pink blazer and a black maxi dress — these items fit brilliantly together. Get a little creative in the shoe department and tone down this getup by rocking green-yellow leather flat sandals.
Why not marry a white crew-neck sweater with light blue shorts? As well as very comfy, both of these pieces look nice when combined together. For a more casual vibe, why not add Kendall & Kylie green-yellow leather flat sandals to the mix?