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Brown with black looks silly. Different shades of brown are acceptable
Can someone answer my question please?
I think the real question here is, why are you wearing those hideous shoes? And with a casual belt?
Those are not mine, it's just an example (I think those Gucci shoes are quite nice though).
1. For dressy/formal/office/work situation, they must match. For casual situations, it can be done, but I can hardly remember seeing anyone that did it successfully. The only one example in my head is this guy wearing shoes/bag in one color, and belt/bracelet in the other color. Again, rather hard to do.
I agree that the little piece of crocodile skin looks weird on the shoe, but it's not as bad overall as you claim it to be. If you find that very ugly, then you've never seen Crocs before.2. Those shoes are ugly, very ugly, the stitching is uneven, the logo is idiotic, the calf leather also looks cheap, the small piece of crocodile toe is worthless (crocodile skin is like diamond, the value is exponentially decreasing as the size goes down. Gucci has some nicer shoes, but those are hard to find.
Okay, thanks for the advice. Then I'll have to buy a lighter brown color belt.
Crocs aren't even shoes in my book. The ones you posted are shoes, albeit very ugly ones.