Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 21:56     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:So much Euro trash in these photos!
https://www.outfittrends.com/men-outfits-with-brown-dress-shoes-ideas-how-to-wear/


I don’t think you know what Eurotrash means.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 20:49     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:There is nothing odd about brown dress shoes. They have been around and fashionable with non black dress/khakis pants since the dawn of time


Please stop wearing khakis unless you work at Target
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 20:25     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Honestly I just find it odd how men's fashion has evolved so little since the 1920's. Literally, men are wearing suits that are remarkably similar to what men wore 100 years ago. Women's fashion changes every season and honestly to me most of the time the men look like they're wearing some kind of weird dated halloween costumes. Why is that?
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 20:09     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:Brown is for school boys. The orange shades are for Euro trash and public school alums - they tease out poor judgment and lack of pedigree. Men wear black.


No.

French PP again.

There is a little shoemaker near my parents' apartment in Paris who has been there for ages (well before any of us were born). The wealthy, conservative residents of the 16th arrondissement shop there. It's all fine brown leather. A little more zeroes than I care to spend on shoes, personally.

Same for Italian shoes (the birthplace of elegant shoes!).
I'm sorry, the British have never been terribly good at shoes, so if you see black shoes in London, it doesn't mean anything at all. They have other strengths.

You REALLY need to have some background and culture about the origins and lineage of clothing and accessories before you spout off complete inaccuracies, OP, and some PPs.

Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 20:03     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Black shoes look good with black and grey. Brown looks best with everything else. Your sense of fashion is way outdated.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 17:33     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

There is nothing odd about brown dress shoes. They have been around and fashionable with non black dress/khakis pants since the dawn of time
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 16:35     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

For all the pushback OP is getting I did wonder who selected their shoes when they left in the morning, and it is hard to get used to seeing, but I guess if the shoe feels right, wear it.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 16:09     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:Brown is for school boys. The orange shades are for Euro trash and public school alums - they tease out poor judgment and lack of pedigree. Men wear black.


Snob. This is exactly what is wrong with sartorial "rules". The fact that someone out there has decided someone is lesser because they don't abide by whatever rules you have set. I hope your snootiness keeps your cold heart happy and warm at night.

Why should you care what color shoes someone wears?
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 16:03     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

This thread is cracking me up! In the culture I was raised in, the color of the shoes is related to the season. You wouldn't see a banker wearing black shoes in summer -- that's considered a winter look. Brown/tan shoes are considered appropriate for summer. Wearing black shoes with your summer suit would be considered an old-fashioned and frumpy.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 15:51     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:So much Euro trash in these photos!
https://www.outfittrends.com/men-outfits-with-brown-dress-shoes-ideas-how-to-wear/


All of those outfits look fantastic. What are you talking about? The only one I hate is the red cropped pants picture.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 15:49     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

The trolls on this thread are bringing all the funny
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 15:47     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:Brown is for school boys. The orange shades are for Euro trash and public school alums - they tease out poor judgment and lack of pedigree. Men wear black.


Wow, hate knows no bounds on DCUM.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 14:57     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Brown is for school boys. The orange shades are for Euro trash and public school alums - they tease out poor judgment and lack of pedigree. Men wear black.


Nice try but absolutely no one wears black anymore. People in uniforms and that's about it. Black shoes are terrible. Just legit terrible


Good lawyers and bankers wear black. Maybe you’re in advertising and around a bunch of dandy boys who went to NYU.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 14:55     Subject: Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Brown is for school boys. The orange shades are for Euro trash and public school alums - they tease out poor judgment and lack of pedigree. Men wear black.

Euro trash? like what? Russian mafia? Greeks? What is Euro trash these days?


Tacky. H belts. Tight pants. Douchebag glasses. Grown ass men who dress like they’re unemployed Instagram influencers.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2019 14:48     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think all the men wearing brown dressy shoes looks terrible?

only if they are paired with jeans.