I'm a Male, looking to break into Investment Banking. Thoughts on these shoes for interviews ?
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I've seen people wear these before but personally, don't really care for them. I think it'd be better to get a cap toe style shoe from J&M or somewhere decent that won't break the bank. That's just my personal preference and think it's the more common style.
I went with something similar to this from Johston and Murphy. I hear the cap toe are better, just dont go with any of the crazy details that some of the shoes have.
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