What Are The Best Boots For Your Wardrobe
Here’s a simple style tip to remember:
If your best light neutral and best dark neutral are already working together up top (like in a print or layered combo), don’t repeat either of those same colours again in your shoes.
Why?
Because when the same colour appears up high and then again down low with other colours in between, it visually “cuts” your body in half.
Instead, go for a different coloured shoe to keep things looking polished and intentional. The more colour theory at play, the more the outfit goes on and on.
It's all about visual flow and not being matchy-matchy.
Funny how it all comes together once you see it, right?
This is why I highly recommend that Eyes and Vibrant colour types (who seriously suit black and white prints), curate a collection of camel, light tan and warm tan sandals, shoes and boots.
Creative types and Hair Colour types are best off building their collection around white shoes; they’ll give you the most versatility and polish across your outfits.
