Loose Fit Sweater
Tan Crew-neck Sweater by Roberto Collina
How to wear Roberto Collina Loose Fit Sweater
Who said you can't make a fashionable statement with a laid-back outfit? You can do that efforlessly in a tan crew-neck sweater and blue ripped skinny jeans. A trendy pair of brown leather lace-up ankle boots is the most effective way to add an extra dose of style to this ensemble.
For a laid-back outfit, rock a Roberto Collina Loose Fit Sweater with blue jeans — these items fit beautifully together. Up the style ante of your ensemble by slipping into white leather mules.
For an ensemble that's very simple but can be worn in plenty of different ways, pair a Roberto Collina tan crew-neck sweater with navy skinny jeans. Dark brown leather knee high boots introduce a classy aesthetic to the outfit.
This pairing of a Roberto Collina tan crew-neck sweater and tan wide leg pants combines comfort and efficiency and helps keep it clean yet contemporary. Why not take a more refined approach with footwear and complement your look with a pair of black leather ankle boots?
If you're looking for a relaxed casual but also absolutely stylish outfit, consider wearing a Roberto Collina Loose Fit Sweater and black skinny jeans.
Why not wear a Roberto Collina Loose Fit Sweater from farfetch.com with blue boyfriend jeans? Both of these pieces are super functional and look stunning together.
Want to infuse your wardrobe with some elegant chic? Consider pairing a tan crew-neck sweater with blue jeans. Why not round off with a pair of tan leopard suede pumps for a touch of class?
A Roberto Collina Loose Fit Sweater from farfetch.com and a red suit are a nice combination to have in your current casual repertoire. We love how complete this outfit looks when rounded off by dark brown leather oxford shoes.
If you like a more casual approach to dressing up, why not rock a Roberto Collina tan crew-neck sweater with a tan leopard pencil skirt? And if you need to effortlessly glam up your outfit with one single item, why not add black suede pumps to the equation?