Cashmere V Neck 34 Sleeve High Low Sweater White
White V-neck Sweater by Minnie Rose
How to wear Minnie Rose Cashmere V Neck 34 Sleeve High Low Sweater White
Consider pairing a Minnie Rose white v-neck sweater with black ripped skinny jeans for an outfit that's both boss and comfy.
A Minnie Rose Cashmere V Neck 34 Sleeve High Low Sweater White from Last Call by Neiman Marcus and grey linen wide leg pants are absolute must-haves that will integrate really well within your current casual wardrobe. When it comes to shoes, this getup pairs well with grey leather wedge sandals.
This combo of a white v-neck sweater and navy skinny jeans is proof that a safe off-duty getup can still look really interesting. Give your look an added dose of chic by finishing off with black suede knee high boots.
This combo of a Minnie Rose Cashmere V Neck 34 Sleeve High Low Sweater White and blue ripped skinny jeans is hard proof that a safe off-duty look can still look seriously stylish. Complement your look with black suede heeled sandals to kick things up to the next level.
Make a white v-neck sweater and navy skinny jeans your outfit choice to demonstrate you've got serious sartorial prowess. Infuse a more relaxed vibe into this ensemble by rounding off with a pair of black leather lace-up flat boots.
A Minnie Rose Cashmere V Neck 34 Sleeve High Low Sweater White and black leggings are must-have pieces to have in your casual box.
Wear a Minnie Rose white v-neck sweater with a white pleated mini skirt if you're scouting for an outfit option for when you want to look neat and relaxed. Feeling inventive today? Change things up a bit by rounding off with white leather wedge pumps.
Effortlessly blurring the line between elegant and casual, this combination of a Minnie Rose Cashmere V Neck 34 Sleeve High Low Sweater White and a beige tweed mini skirt will likely become your favorite.
For relaxed dressing with a twist, choose a white v-neck sweater and blue skinny jeans. Finishing off with a pair of white leather loafers is the most effective way to bring an extra dimension to your ensemble.