There’s no arguing that a look won’t be complete without a good pair of shoes, and there’s nowhere that the effects of the shoes become more apparent than on a suit. And today, we’re going to show you different types of dress shoes and how you can rock them.

1.Black Oxford Shoes
Oxfords are formal standards, and they have been the standards for over a century by now, especially black Oxfords. You can wear them to many different occasions and they fit with all types of attires. Unlike the brown ones, black shoes only come in one shade so it’s incredibly easy to choose and pair.

✔How Do You Wear A Black Oxford?
You can wear black Oxfords with a whole lot of different types of suits. Two-piece, three-piece, double, or single, and they go incredibly well with navy, charcoal and grey suits in particular. Additionally, you can wear them with any types of materials as well.

They are also appropriate for a number of different occasions, from black-tie, business casual, too casual. Overall, they are just a highly flexible addition to your wardrobe that you can whip out for almost every occasion. We suggest the Cap Toe, Balmoral style without broguing, as they are the most versatile and are considered as the most classy style.
 

2.Brown oxford shoes
The brown oxford is little less formal than the black oxford. They are perfect for wedding, business, everyday use and can also be dressed down with chinos and jeans Navy Blue, Royal Blue, Royal Grey and Light Grey suits are ideal for brown oxford. If you work in a business casual environment, brown cap toe oxford is definitely a must.

✔How Do You Wear A Brown Oxford?
You can wear Brown oxford with a light color suit like a blue, light grey, white or navy suit. And also match with a denim fabric for a casual style.
 

3. Penny loafer 
When it comes to comfort and style, Loafers are kings. The slip-on design makes it incredibly comfortable and the semi-formal look makes it a classic design. Plus loafers come with a whole slew of customizations you can do. You can have tassels, stripes, etchings, carvings and anything on them as long as they aren’t over the top. The name “Penny loafers” started in the 1940’s – 1950’s when wearers used to put dimes in the lip slot on the top part of the shoes to make the calls from public phone booth. For the folks who prefer to go with a more old-school design, the penny loafers are perfect for any semi-formal event as well.

✔How Do You Wear A Penny Loafers?
When it comes to the colors, the darker shade is good for a business suit. Lighter colors or suede works better without socks. Never ever put on a penny loafers with a tuxedo.
 

4.Tassel loafer 
A slip-on shoes same as the penny loafer but it’s look more casual with a tassel on top of the shoes. It is a classic piece in an Italian menswear. The tassel loafer are perfect for casual occasions such as casual business look and dinner. But you should never wear it for the interview or a formal event.

✔How Do You Wear The Casual Loafer?
We suggest you do some experiments with them a little bit. Try going with seersucker fabrics or wear them with low-cut socks to show your ankles. Just try to not pair them with something too formal like a tuxedo, as they aren’t good fits for each other.
 

5. Reddish Double Monk Strap
People sometimes think of monk straps as the equivalent of Derby, and that’s just a ridiculous. They are obviously different, and they are worn differently! Monk straps are commonly perceived to be more casual than Derbies, so you should keep that in mind when paring them. Red double monk straps with no broguing or cap toes are very clean looking, and they accompany most casual wears well. And unlike the more serious colors like black, red is a more playful and stylistic color that helps to bring out your personality more. Plus, you have more pants options to go for and they are more fun to pair than a boring old pair of brown shoes anyway.

✔How Do You Wear Double Monks?
Double monkstrap is a shoe that has two buckles instead of laces. It is stylish and still very much suitable for office. If the more formal Derby can be worn with a pair of jeans, then there’s no reason why you can’t wear monk straps with them too! However, you shouldn’t overlook the potential of the combination of the two or three-piece suits with double monks, as they can be incredibly sleek together.

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