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No, black and brown never work, neverI guess many have their own set of principles and their own tweaked sense of formality. 2 months ago i wore a rather loud burgundy medallion print madder tie to a classical concert. Absolutely not offensive when considering how 90% of the men there were dressed. And the other 9.5% wore the typical ill fitting suits or blazers. If you had seen what i have seen...The concert was at the Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin. It was summer ok, but still..
On the brown: in my opinion brown shoes are acceptable for nothing higher than a good restaurant or a sunday stroll, or sunday coffee if you care to suit up.
So no, bringing brown shoes to business seems a bit juvenile imo.
Dark Brown suits though are freaking awesome, best worn with black shoes. So rare and so amazing when made well, i don't think anyone would mind.
No, black and brown never work, never
Yes, brown trousers only work with brown shoes including burgundy. Not black blue or any other cold tone colorReally? You think 2 similar but different brown tones work well? Genuinely curious now.
Yes, brown trousers only work with brown shoes including burgundy. Not black blue or any other cold tone color
Yes, brown trousers only work with brown shoes including burgundy. Not black blue or any other cold tone color