Things You'll Need:
- Women's Boots
- Women's Closed-toed Shoes
- Women's Dancing Shoes
- Women's Dress Shoes
- Women's Sandals
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Step 1
Consider where you'll be wearing your outfit. For a casual job, loafers and flats are excellent choices. For a dressier job, stick with pumps. Go out on the town in strappy, high-heeled sandals. When attending summer parties, opt for the more casual wedge-heeled sandal.
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Step 2
Choose color wisely. Black is a business standard. Navy is most appropriate when worn with a navy outfit. A rich medium brown will casually complement all tan, navy and black-toned ensembles.
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Step 3
Play with the color of your leisure time shoes. Contrast your black evening attire with a bright red or hot pink shoe. Or coordinate the color of your top with the color of your shoes.
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Step 4
Wear knee-high boots in the winter months to keep warm. Because this look can shorten the appearance of the leg, give short legs a lift with a slight heel.
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Step 5
Balance the weight of your garment with that of your shoes. Lightweight fabrics like silk and linen are best accessorized with lightweight leather and microfiber shoes. Heavier leather shoes will balance thicker skirts.
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Step 6
Remember that suede is considered more casual than leather, and patent leather will dress up your spring ensembles.








Comments
cristinakeene said
on 1/4/2009 I'm going to a business-attire advertising award show in Baltimore in February. I've found the perfect little black dress and now I'm stuck on what shoes to wear. I have pointy-toed heels, but are they still in style? I'm only 5'1" so knee-high boots are out. Should I do mid-calf boots with a pair of solid-color-leggings underneath to stay warm and look good?
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I think everyone needs a great pair of kitten heels! They go with just about anything, and are just as comfortable as flats. Black always works, but there's no sin in buying a great bright or pastel color. They look especially good with knee length skirts and are very sophisticated.