bigbris1
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Only color that really calls out for black shoes in my opinion is a very dark charcoal (of course, a black suit would call out for black shoes as well, but we won't get into that). Any other shade of gray and brown shoes are fine. Navy really calls out for brown shoes.
I think even dark charcoal can work well with dark brown shoes, particularly with a little red in them. But a black suit requires black shoes for the simple reason that any other color would look out of place at a funeral.
Yes, but a well-made black shoe will always outshine its unfortunate glue-job brethren. As with a quality navy suit, the craftsmanship and styling speak volumes. There's a wonderful simplicity to black shoes, and they can be used very effectively to complete a sleek, streamlined look that is, to my mind, the definition of high style. Think classic mid-century cool.
Are you a security guard?
I think even dark charcoal can work well with dark brown shoes, particularly with a little red in them.
I wonder on what basis the OP thinks brown doesn't match with Grey. Certainly its not based on color theory so it must come from some other observation.
So if you have a dark navy blue suit....that really is close to black, instead of black shoes, you wear brown shoes??
you are hugely mistaken if you dont think brown shoes go with grey/charcoal.
shoe I thought you were retiring from the whole clothing forum thing...found Jesus or something right?
yeah i said i was gone from sf indefinitely. i needed to get some things sorted out. i found jesus a while back though.