peppercorn78
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Ok, I'm sorry for the attitude.
I'm just not in the "black must be conservative and austere" camp.
I was working a black tie event last month, and joe torre was rocking and pulling off black double monkstraps with medallion captoe, with a tux. So circumstances and intent (and personality) matter, is all I meant...
In fact, last year my agency instituted a "black shoes only" policy for events, and I wore my black LWB as a sarcastic protest. No one cared, except my boss, who absolutely loved the shoes...
But for sure, I've been guilty of buying clothes just because they're a good deal, and regretting it soon after...
Sigh. MSulinski is asking a good question to avoid a wasted purchase due to the tendency of new posters to think they need to wear black shoes when other colors may be more appropriate. Maybe OP would regret the purchase of a black casual shoe in a few months. Maybe not. Either way, giving it a little thought before making the purchase is a good idea.
Ok, I'm sorry for the attitude.
I'm just not in the "black must be conservative and austere" camp.
I was working a black tie event last month, and joe torre was rocking and pulling off black double monkstraps with medallion captoe, with a tux. So circumstances and intent (and personality) matter, is all I meant...
In fact, last year my agency instituted a "black shoes only" policy for events, and I wore my black LWB as a sarcastic protest. No one cared, except my boss, who absolutely loved the shoes...
But for sure, I've been guilty of buying clothes just because they're a good deal, and regretting it soon after...