As a 1st year analyst, should I wait to wear either of these colors in like a perforated wingtip style shoe? I don't want to draw any unwanted attention and any input is appreciated. Thanks guys.
Reference for what I'm looking at: http://www.allenedmonds.com/aeonline/producti_SF6…
Are you at a BB?
No, CF working @ HQ.
My opinion is that if you wear those shoes and act like a d-bag/cocky then you will draw negative attention to yourself. On the flip side you can wear those shoes, be a normal person, and no one will care in the slightest. Realistically, I personally don't care what kind of shoes an analyst/intern/md wears as long as he isn't acting like a d-bag.
/two cents
[quote=That_Aston]As a 1st year analyst, should I wait to wear either of these colors in like a perforated wingtip style shoe? I don't want to draw any unwanted attention and any input is appreciated. Thanks guys.
Reference for what I'm looking at: http://www.allenedmonds.com/aeonline/producti_SF6105_1_40000000001_-1[/…]
Personally, I think these look ridiculous if you are wearing a suit. If you can wear khakis to work, then they're great. The brown shoe look with a suit always reminds me of the French guys that don't wear belts.
I agree with what was said before, if you act normal and wear these you'll be fine.
OP, those should be fine.
My French friends wear belts. I don't understand the demographic/racial profiling? Picture?
Walnut shoes of the color and style you linked are pretty informal, I would only wear them in a business casual environment. They are good with a suit in social situations but not at a bank. Burgundy shoes shoes, which you didnt link but mentioned, are much more classic and are very appropriate in a business formal environment (provided they are conservatively styled).
Perfect, Thanks.
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