YorkPudding
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Have you ever seen (or worn) these successfully pulled off? Any tones, whatever the contrast (or lack thereof).
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Percy Trimmer
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I have several pairs. Mainly leather / suede boots. I think they look just as good as the two-toned or multi-coloured shoes that most people seem to wear.
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Yes, several pairs of suede/calf boots.
As soon as the Rand becomes a currency worth more than a handful of shiny beads, I'll be getting some spectators. Spectators are relatively flashy, so not for the self-conscious; the boots are much less so as your trouser leg covers most of the second color/texture, though I'm sure if you went with bright colors, they could be just as flashy.
And, if you're genuinely interested in what they look like, check out some of the affiliate threads for Skoak, G & G, or Edward Green.
As soon as the Rand becomes a currency worth more than a handful of shiny beads, I'll be getting some spectators. Spectators are relatively flashy, so not for the self-conscious; the boots are much less so as your trouser leg covers most of the second color/texture, though I'm sure if you went with bright colors, they could be just as flashy.
And, if you're genuinely interested in what they look like, check out some of the affiliate threads for Skoak, G & G, or Edward Green.
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