Bi-color Dress Shoes for formal/professional occasions?
Are multicolored dress shoes generally a no go for formal events like weddings? Nothing totally crazy, but like like black + brown/tan or navy or grey/white. Or is there a color that'd work best for this?
I'm looking into custom boots so sky's the limit. So, on one hand, I can get something one of a kind, but on the other just because I can, doesn't always mean I should.
I have a brown balmoral boots already, so I was specifically looking for something to fill the role of a black dress shoe/boot. I wanted a bit of color for some flare, something like this (https://adelanteshoes.com/collections/mens-shoes/products/the-clasico) but if it's gonna be unwearable outside a purely casual environment, that'd be a deal breaker.
If I don't get different colors, I could at least going to get mixed textures like regular vamp with suede or embossed uppers.
Shoes would be from Carmina for reference.
I'm looking into custom boots so sky's the limit. So, on one hand, I can get something one of a kind, but on the other just because I can, doesn't always mean I should.
I have a brown balmoral boots already, so I was specifically looking for something to fill the role of a black dress shoe/boot. I wanted a bit of color for some flare, something like this (https://adelanteshoes.com/collections/mens-shoes/products/the-clasico) but if it's gonna be unwearable outside a purely casual environment, that'd be a deal breaker.
If I don't get different colors, I could at least going to get mixed textures like regular vamp with suede or embossed uppers.
Shoes would be from Carmina for reference.
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