What Shoes Go With What

Hello you all, thanks for joining us. I know you all can barely contain your excitement for todays topic. School is back in session so the “less is more is” idea is out the window. You now have to be presentable as you go in class and meet people; we all know how vital first impressions are. So we are going to help you ladies make the best ones. I guess a good amount of you all have bought new shoes either for yourself, your kids, or your waiting until refund checks drop to spurge and shop until you drop. We are going to give you ladies tips on how to dress your shoes with the right outfit, because black vans do not go with everything. Trust me I tried.

Let’s start with old faithful: Wedges. I personally not a fan but everything is not for everybody as a young rapper once said.

Wedges are very comfortable and fashionable. They can go with nearly every outfit. They vary in height, material, and texture just in the heel. Wedges add definition and shape to heavy ankles, making them appear thinner. It goes with casual dresses, trousers, and knee length dresses. Wedges can look a little clunky, especially when paired with very tight-fitting clothing.

The up and coming star is the: kitten heel. They have been trying to steal the spotlight for a good amount of time. Do you think they are do a reboot the same way they did sneaker wedges? Stop production and then all of a sudden flood the market with them.

Back to the shoes, This is practical alternative to the pump works with both office attire and eveningwear, and the shorter heel makes them super-comfortable. Kitten heels also look great with uber-feminine retro looks a la Audrey Hepburn. I feel if you are a bit younger you have to work harder to not make them add age to you. But they are completely workable and very trendy.

My favorite shoes to look at: The Stiletto

Stilettos -- the ultimate in sexy -- make your legs look amazing. Wear these shoes with pencil skirts or slim pants. Avoid wearing stilettos with mini skirts you don’t want your woo-haa saying hello to everyone at every slip. There is a fine line between sexy and trashy, and those pairing crosses it most time, but I believe every rule has exceptions. Stilettos are the most hunted of high heels when it comes to prescribed events. It works much better with long and voluminous full length dresses; it can also toil with short dresses. It can be paired with short dresses for clubbing, birthday and parties. Especially try with palazzo pants or a nice full midi skirt. You will thank me. Also nude(that match your complexion not the actual color nude) pumps with bare legs elongate and slim your gams Skinny heels are slimming, but can look disproportional on thicker legs; choose a more substantial heel to balance everything out.

 

LADIES! Listen to me carefully, I mean no harm. Sneakers and dresses do not go together! Do not let people deceive you into believing that. Nooo, don’t do it. You cannot wear a mini dress with Jordan’s, and you can’t wear a maxi dress with vans. I know how comfy it is and I know how easy it is to pull out old faithful when it comes to running out the house, but look to sandals – specifically gladiators they are quick and easy and usually quite comfortable.

Gladiators: This Roman footwear can be paired with a long tunic dress or maxi-style halter dress. Most gladiator sandals are versatile, and look good with either plain or trendy dresses, mini or maxi. Ballet flats are a classic that never goes out of style, ballet flats lend a trendy yet ladylike touch to an outfit.

Now about these Flip-flops, As comfortable as these super-casual shoes are, they are not meant for anywhere other than the beach or the spa. If you must run errands in them, the fashion police may look the other way if they are in a good mood. But don't make this mistake of these shoes becoming your everyday pair

Now the fall favorite: Boots.

No shoe closet is complete without a great pair of knee-high boots, and no fashionista is complete without a good pair of thigh-high boots. Pair with leggings to extend the boot, nice pair of denim jeans, better yet right before it gets too cold pair it with some shorts and moto jacket. All eyes would be on you. Also, equestrian boots look great over skinny jeans. Booties with a heel make a run-of-the-mill knee-length skirt into a fashion statement,. Even cowboy booties get new life when paired with a cute sundress and cowboy boots with jeans.

Winter calls for boots, wider heels (to avoid slipping), loafers and flats. Fall is flexible too, but avoid the sandals and espadrilles -- they are a bit too summery for the heavier fabrics of the season.

What you wear on your feet can totally transform the rest of your look. The right shoe can elongate and slim your legs, dress your gown up or down, make you flirty, business-like or vampy, and basically make or break your entire look. (But hey, no pressure.) That’s why we are here for you, to make you look and feel like the best you there is. Let us know if you have any questions, concerns or suggestions for the next topic. We love hearing from you guys!