Style Hunted In Luxurious Sportswear

Grazia – Sat, Jul 21, 2012

Style Hunted In Luxurious Sportswear

Eleonara nails this sports-luxe look perfectly. Pairing her Raf Simons retro sweater with an elegant pastel pleated skirt, she’s not afraid to pile on the eccentric details. This Schield necklace is a show stopper, and when paired with these lust-worthy Stefanel heels they tie together the luxury and sporty elements of her get-up. This elegant Moschino clutch adds a luxurious touch.

Let us know what you love about Eleonora's look below , and the best comments will make it into next week's issue! See Style Hunter's other girls here...



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