Dressy black loafers and dark blue jeans, Good or Bad?

[chopper606]

I'm curious to now wether this is actually stylish, im going on a date tomorrow and I'm thinking maybe the loafers with the jeans, and a light blue fitted shirt. I suppose the style is like the guy from the movie poster but a loafer

the movie poster http://lomantik.files.wordpress.com/...igl-butler.jpg

My shoes are kinda similar to these http://cdn2.overstock.com/images/products/P11199337.jpg

 

[vettloffah]

i would say the loafer you have pictured there is more of a suit loafer than a jeans loafer...

think its the height of the heal that makes me think that.

 

[chopper606]

Originally Posted by vettloffah

i would say the loafer you have pictured there is more of a suit loafer than a jeans loafer...

think its the height of the heal that makes me think that.


In my loafer there isnt as much detail, the leather doesnt have that shine to it. I'm pretty sure there a casual loafer!

Theres a picture

 

[cioni2k]

I would personally go with a brown shoe with a pair of jeans but it'll look fine if that's what you have

 

[Sanguis Mortuum]

Originally Posted by chopper606

the movie poster http://lomantik.files.wordpress.com/...igl-butler.jpg
I think this is a pretty decent look, but...

Originally Posted by chopper606

My shoes are kinda similar to these http://cdn2.overstock.com/images/products/P11199337.jpg
...these particular loafers are horrible. Something without a square toe would look so much better, but if this is all you've got to work with it shouldn't look too bad...

Originally Posted by chopper606

In my loafer there isnt as much detail, the leather doesnt have that shine to it. I'm pretty sure there a casual loafer!
They're definitely casual, though that's not necessarily because of the lack of shine. That is more likely to be due to the fact that you've never bothered to polish them.

 

[ter1413]

Dressy black loafers

Those are NOT dressy/stylish/etc.
Pls throw away!

 

[Harold falcon]

Ewwww.

 

[Kazou]

Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum

I think this is a pretty decent look, but......these particular loafers are horrible. Something without a square toe would look so much better, but if this is all you've got to work with it shouldn't look too bad...
They're definitely casual, though that's not necessarily because of the lack of shine. That is more likely to be due to the fact that you've never bothered to polish them.

+1

 

[confuciussay]

In this case, the darker blue your jeans are, the better.

 

[chopper606]

Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum

I think this is a pretty decent look, but...



...these particular loafers are horrible. Something without a square toe would look so much better, but if this is all you've got to work with it shouldn't look too bad...



They're definitely casual, though that's not necessarily because of the lack of shine. That is more likely to be due to the fact that you've never bothered to polish them.

I do polish them. Whats wrong with the square toe?

 

[Sanguis Mortuum]

Originally Posted by chopper606

Whats wrong with the square toe?

It looks like ****.

 

[jmoody15]

Originally Posted by chopper606

Whats wrong with the square toe?

Go to the top of the page, and search "square toe." Look at the results, and then ask yourself if you want to address that question on this forum.

 

[Kentishman]

Originally Posted by chopper606

I do polish them. Whats wrong with the square toe?
They are generally perceived – and usually with justification – to be clunky and inelegant. I used to have a pair of Patrick Cox loafers that I loved, but I could never get around the huge bullnose on the end of them. Had to eBay them in the end. Honestly though, your outfit will be sharper than that of the average male I would say, but expanding your shoe wardrobe would be a good idea in time.

 

[ter1413]

Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum

It looks like ****.

+100000000

 

[Don Carlos]