Cool shoes, but are they acceptable?
1. Are these acceptable to wear with a suit?
2. What about business casual with khakis?
3. If they don't work for either 1 or 2, which of the Vinci's/Vinci Neons do you like the best for just a night out?
http://www.heydudeshoes (dot) com/us/products/vinci/vinci-brown/hey-dude-shoes-vinci-brown.php
http://www.heydudeshoes (dot) com/us/products/vinci/vinci-black/hey-dude-shoes-vinci-black.php
(if anyone likes these theres some livingsocial deal on it)
They are definitely not okay to wear with a suit. I wouldn't wear them with anything else, especially since there are so many better options for similar shoes in that price range.
Could you please give examples of similar options in that price range?
OP, ignore this man's advice. Square toe shoes are terrible. Look up allen edmonds park avenues. Find some shoes that look similar.
Maybe some allen Edmond strands if your at a more casual place.
Sidenote: I would get brown shoes for office use. Dark brown are extremely versatile in an office setting. Black should only really be worn with black pants or charcoal.
Haha, OP do you actually like those shoes?? You would look like such a mongoloid wearing those with a suit.
Not sure if serious...no you absolutely can't wear that with a suit. buy some allan edmonds and call it a day. they're not that pricey and they're good quality.
Suit - No. Definitely not. They even show it with jeans on the website.
Kahkis - Ok.
With jeans, the brown ones work.
These are definitely not cool shoes.
This will end up becoming your fashion suicide statement. Get edmonds, and you will have a better look by miles.
I really hope you're not serious about the whole 'cool shoes' thing...
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