Shoes w/ Navy Blazer

[Slh]

Hi can anyone suggest me what kind and color of shoes should I wear with a navy blazer?
I'm in particular interested in using the blazer with these jacob cohen jeans and with this beige pants, so I think it shoud be a pretty versatile shoe.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/401/9m78.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/22/elc3.jpg/
thanks.

 

[Slh]

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[donjuan17]

Can't really see the jeans in the picture but I would recommend wearing a chukka of desert boot in a tan or brown. The boot being since you'll be dressing the outfit down by wearing jeans.

More info would help others help. (What is the event, jean color, etc.)

 

[Lord Mulberry]

If it was me, I'd go for off white or pale cream trousers with plain black shoes not brogues. I'd go with a pale blue solid pattern shirt or a black and white gingham pattern, both with button collars. I wouldn't wear a neck tie unless it's a DB blazer and I'd probably go with a loosely folded pocket square in a blue, navy and gold pattern.

 

[AlexE]

Medium to dark brown would be a versatile shoe color ... goes well with khakis, jeans, but also light or mid grey flannels etc.

 

[Balfour]

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I beg your pardon?

 

[Necator]

Second the medium to dark brown, perhaps a brogue, since you are going for a semi casual look. Plus, I like brogues

 

[MikeDT]

Sorry can't view pics on Image Shack, as it's United States only.

 

[Makoto Chan]



Sorry can't view pics on Image Shack, as it's United States only.

Works for me. Perhaps ImageShack is censored in your country?

Anyway, ill second (or third) dark brown brogues. Tan desert boots are really nice idea - but it's a specific look, and not as versatile.

 

[Slh]

thanks for the replies... These are the jc jeans I'm talking about:
http://i43.tinypic.com/2dbm5qc.jpg
and these the beige pants:
http://i44.tinypic.com/2zemozo.jpg
I would like to avoid brogues, because I already have a pair in brown and would like to opt for a brown penny loafer which is also a little more casual. What do you think?

 

[Slh]

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