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Should your socks match your shoes or your pants?
A good question that is asked pretty often. Here are the answers:The primary rule to this is that your socks should always match the color of your pants because they are an extension of your pants. Think about when you're sitting down or walking and your socks become visible, a consistent sock—pant color will not interrupt your silhouette.A sub rule to this is that you always want that sock color to be a equal or darker shade of your pant color, not a brighter shade. So if you are wearing navy blue pants, you should wear navy blue or midnight blue socks.The secondary rule is that you are wearing a suit or pants on the lighter side of the color scale, it's okay to match your sock to the color of shoe. For example, if you're wearing beige-colored khakis, slacks, etc., you don't need to wear beige-colored socks.Some men like to wear multi-colored socks with different patterns (argyles, stripes, etc.) or solid bright colored socks to match a pocket square or tie. This may be okay in certain occasions but stay away from this if you're going to work or an interview.Hope this helps!
Adidas pants and Vans shoes?
I want to wear that popular Adidas pants that everyone wears (by the way, I don't always go with the trend, but this one I actually do like and Adidas' whole brand!) but I don't know if it'll look good with my black Vans. Do you think so?
Where can i buy Converse Pants shoes?!?
So I never seen them before, sadly but with the power of google... I got somewhere.( Ps, they look cute :) ) From what I understand you want the converse pants that Willow (Will Smith's daughter wore to the 2010 Kids Choice awards) Look at this picture for reference ( http://soulfulbeauty.com/article.php?n=541 ). Apparently, those are called Converse Extension 1 pink lace up shoe pant and they were designed by a dutch designer (Daryl Van Wouw). For this virtualshoemuseum ( http://www.virtualshoemuseum.com/vsm/o.php?id=138&col=&sub= ) and on the site, they show you a grey kind,fur kind etc. His site is http://www.darylvanwouw.com/ but it's still under construction. From what I understand, you could probably email him at info@darylvanwouw.com to perhaps request a pair or ask when he plans on selling them. Cause they aren't offically releasing pairs yet. Sorry if this doesn't help much. & Another thing that was interesting is you can actually attempt to make them depending on your artistic ability. Read about this in a yahoo question thing (http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091110225607AAL40f8), she got it off a site called threadbanger. In one of the forums, http://forum.threadbanger.com/archive/index.php/t-8262.html. So check them both out if you wanna try.
What color pants go with navy blue shoes?
Most colors will go as long as you introduce another navy blue item to balance out the look. This can be a denim jacket, a cardigan, a blazer or a shirt in navy or accessories in dark blue, for instance a navy tie or bag.Here are some combinations to show you what color pants can be worn with navy blue shoes.The safest bet is to opt for pants in neutral colors, that go with any other color. These are beige, tan, white, grey, dark grey, black.Beige pants with navy shoes:Khaki pants with navy shoes:White pants with navy shoes:Grey pants with navy shoes:Dark grey pants with navy shoes:Black pants with navy shoes:You can also pair your shoes with pants in navy or blue. To avoid a total navy look, opt for a shirt, a jacket or accessories in another color.Navy pants with navy shoes:Blue pants with navy shoes:Finally, if you’re feeling bold, team your shoes with pants in red, burgundy, pink or even green.Red pants with navy shoes:Burgundy pants with navy shoes:Pink pants with navy shoes:Green pants with navy shoes:And here’s a large gallery of outfits with men’s navy shoes.Hope this helps!
What color shoes to wear with navy pants?
White, cream, champagne, yellow, red... navy matches a lot, especially whites and bright colors. Not so much black or brown.
Are shoes to be matched with belts or pants?
The world of style has accumulated certain rules which govern us and most of the men wardrobe shows this. But fashion trends keep on changing. What is vital and popular yesterday? May not be important today. There are two old rules of belts matching which are still ruling our minds and making their place in our wardrobe.1. Your belt leather should match with your the leather of your shoes2. Your belt metal buckle must match with the metal of your watch.I don't know why people are so much obsessed with the first rule. Yes, you can apply it to your loafers or boots but can you really match your sneakers (especially the white one) with your belts. Would you purchase a pure white belt to make it match with your shoes?Now let's come to the second rule. Do you think people are really noticing your black leather belt combination with your best in town golden watch? So, guys forget these rules and start your style journey with the updated belt rules.1. Always wear belts with casualsYou may ask, why? Wearing belts with casuals interrupts the visual flow. Our eyes are stopped on the unusual element and the see the interesting elements on the outfit like jackets and hats. This pause helps you get people attention.2. Go beltless with suitsDo you want to look like a regular office guy? Or want to achieve more. Then go beltless but make sure your clothes are perfectly fit. Generic guys go with leather belts usually Italian but men know how to get more, out of less. At last, it's not bad to follow the rules but keep yourself updated with the latest trends.
Should men’s socks match their belt, shoes, or pants?
Of the three options offered, I tend to coordinate the socks to the pants. However, when thinking more broadly, I tend to wear socks that add a bit of color, so they tend to complement the pants and more closely work with the themes, patterns, or colors that appear in my shirt, tie, pocket square, or laces.So in a less formal business situation in LA, I might wear dark brown brogues with red laces, Union Jack socks, jeans, brown belt, red, white, and blue gingham check shirt, blue moleskin sportcoat, and paisley red, white, and blue pocket square.In a more formal business situation in NYC, I might wear black Oxfords with black laces, charcoal grey suit, black belt, white poplin shirt with cufflinks, orange socks, orange tie, and grey, white, and orange silk pocket square.I have also bought socks that don’t exactly match with one another (e.g., odd socks), and these work well in special or informal situations (see socks by Paul Smith and United Odd Socks).