Double Layer Cardigan
Grey Cardigan by Alexander Wang
How to wear Alexander Wang Double Layer Cardigan
This getup with an Alexander Wang Double Layer Cardigan from farfetch.com and a light blue pencil skirt isn't a hard one to create and easy to adapt.
If you're searching for an off-duty yet seriously chic look, rock an Alexander Wang Double Layer Cardigan from farfetch.com with black skinny jeans. As for shoes, add black leather ankle boots to this ensemble.
This combo of an Alexander Wang grey cardigan and black skinny jeans is hard proof that a pared down casual ensemble doesn't have to be boring. Why not take a more relaxed approach with shoes and introduce a pair of black athletic shoes to the equation?
An Alexander Wang grey cardigan and a gold pleated maxi skirt are the kind of a no-brainer casual combo that you so awfully need when you have zero time. To give this ensemble a more casual spin, introduce a pair of white leather low top sneakers to the mix.
Team an Alexander Wang grey cardigan with a grey sheath dress if you want to look chic without exerting much effort. When it comes to shoes, add a pair of grey leather pumps to the mix.
Parade your sartorial sensibilities by marrying an Alexander Wang grey cardigan and black leather leggings for a laid-back outfit. Complement your outfit with black leather wedge sneakers for maximum fashion points.
This combo of an Alexander Wang Double Layer Cardigan and an orange full skirt is perfect when you want to go about your day with confidence in your look. Add dark brown leather knee high boots to the equation to pull your full look together.
Wear an Alexander Wang Double Layer Cardigan from farfetch.com and an olive full skirt for a standout outfit. Complete this outfit with a pair of burgundy leather knee high boots and the whole outfit will come together quite nicely.
This combo of an Alexander Wang Double Layer Cardigan from farfetch.com and a silver sequin mini skirt is the perfect foundation for a variety of combos. Black suede ankle boots are a guaranteed way to give a hint of refinement to this ensemble.