
complement
your clothing, rather than ones that compete with your outfit. The next step
should be choosing a shoe that would match the type of event or occasion. Let’s take a quick guide to the dos and don’ts
of matching footwear with your outfit.
Arguably the
most alluring shoe option, heels are great for adding more style into a variety
of outfits. But that doesn’t mean people should go overboard by wearing heels
with every outfit. Heels work best with dresses and skirts, and if you’re
considering slipping on taller heels, pencil skirts tend to help add some
length to your frame. Lower heels have more versatility when it comes to
wearing clothes, and for office settings, kitten heels match well with slim
pants for a look that’s both professional and elegant. For those with shorter
legs, you’ll want to try avoiding
taller heels. Typically, the higher the heel,
the less slender your legs will appear; so it’s always a good rule of thumb to
wear shoes with heels that’s no taller than three inches. Stick with closed-toe
heels for more formal outfits, such as suits, jackets and trousers. When it
comes to open-toe heels, show off your feet with skirts and dresses geared more
toward lively settings, such as cocktail parties or a night out on the town.
Flats
Every woman
needs a pair of flats. It’s typically best to slide on some flats or loafers
when you’re trying to stay comfortable rather than stylish, but that doesn’t
mean the two can’t mix. Knee-length skirts, shorts or capris are generally the
go-to bottoms when it comes
to wearing flats, and you’ll generally want to
avoid pairing these shoes with longer dresses or skirts. Flats are also great
for an outgoing style because they come in a variety of prints and designs that
can add some uniqueness to one-coloured outfits.
Boots

will
look great in knee-high heeled boots with dresses and skirts that rest just
above the knees. Of course, the classic combination of a vest, black leggings
and fur-coated wide-heeled fashion boots is always a winning look in the Hamattan
season.
Colour coordination
It’s
important not to forget how the colour of your shoes complements your outfit.
Brightly coloured heels or boots should be worn with a more subdued outfit. If
you’re wearing a printed top, try to pair it up with a solid coloured bottom
that matches the shade of your shoes. Of course, you can always play it safe by
going with coloured attire that will always match while looking classy and
elegant.
Colour

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