Some women's wardrobes are so large that they can hardly fit all of the shoes they own, which come in a wide range of styles and hues. This article will show you how to choose shoes that go with an outfit regardless of the colour of the clothing, the event, or the season. To get started, go with the first step that is listed below.
1. If you want to avoid having your shoes and the rest of your outfit clash, choose shoes with colours that go well together.
Put on some simple black heels or flats if you're going to be wearing a dress with a colourful and eye-catching pattern. Some people believe that the added complexity of the shoe they wear would be too much of a distraction. When there is no requirement to adhere to a dress code and there are no issues with health and safety, it goes without saying that you are free to wear whatever shoes you choose. Consider wearing flats or shoes that are neutral or "nude" if you are going out for the evening wearing a top that has sparkles.
A basic outfit can be livened up by accessorising with bolder footwear; for example, if you are wearing a dress that is black or brown, you can add some colour by wearing red heels. Choose a pair of formal shoes with an interesting design, such as alligator skin, if you are going to be wearing a simple top and plain trousers or jeans.
Pay attention to one colour from your outfit even if you're wearing a lot of other colours together. If your shirt has a geometric pattern in the colours purple and pink, you might want to think about wearing dark purple shoes with it.
- Don't overthink your colour combinations, and try to steer clear of dressing in a single hue from head to toe. If you are going to wear a blue blouse and a blue skirt, you should not wear blue shoes unless you really want to stand out. Examine the work in a variety of tones. If you are going to wear a light pink blouse, it is best to pair it with a rose-colored flat or heel rather than a shoe in the same shade of pink as the top.
Choose clothes in muted tones if you are going to be in a business setting, and if you are going to be in a more formal setting, wear brown or black leather shoes. Red, navy blue, and grey are all wonderful choices for the office. You are only allowed to wear colour to work if your workplace has a corporate casual dress code or a dress code that is less formal.
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