What Colour To Look For In Sandals (And Why Shoe Stores Hate Me!)
Shoe stores hate me, well not really me so much as we love each other personally, but it is kind of annoying for them how many shoes are getting left in the store now that more and more people are shopping with a plan.
I, myself, am going to be grabbing a couple more pairs of tan sandals this Summer, only this time I am going for more details with ties and eyelets and other interesting things.
You see, I ended up getting quite brown on my legs last year, whereas with previous years I have always stayed lily white.
As my lifestyle changes and I am spending less time indoors and way more time outside, so does my perfect sandal.
Now, I actually need my tan to contrast off of my natural tan...lol!
So I guess what I am asking from you here is that before you go shopping, work out what it is you really need.
Navy/white pattern pants
Light tan sandals
V-neck T-shirt
Black sandals
Blue print shorts
Khaki skirt
Tan wrap sandals
Oversized T-shirt
Necklace
Black and white pattern sandals
Chambray pants
Have a real think about what you wear mainly on your bottom half over spring and summer.
Some people wear mainly light bottoms, some dark, some mainly colour and some mainly print. Knowing to choose a sandal to contrast this saves you money and has you out of the door in seconds.
You will need a light sandal to go with all of your dark and dark-based print bottoms.
A dark sandal is in order for all of your light and light-based print bottoms.
When a print sandal consists of both light and dark equally, it will go with everything as long as you are not wearing prints anywhere else.
A tan sandal is a fantastic neutral and will go with everything. Tan becomes a colour when you are not wearing colour anywhere else.
Black print dress
Aztec drop necklace
Wine dress
Silver necklace
Print wrap dress
Rose gold sandals
Tan sandals
Gold sandals
Deep darker colours or prints with a dark background love a little light lift in a sandal.