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How to wear colourful shoes without making the outfit shout

How to wear colourful shoes without making the outfit shout

A colourful shoe doesn't need to fight the rest of your outfit. In fact, the calmer the base, the better a distinctive pair often works.

Don't start with the shoe. Start with contrast.

Navy, grey, black, denim and earth tones give colour room to breathe. A bright or unusual material can then be the one element that lifts the look.

Dutch Delight
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Repeating one colour is enough

You don't need to match everything. Repeating one colour from the shoe in a sock, belt, shirt or pocket square is usually stronger than a fully coordinated set.

Blue Sassaniden
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Blue Sassaniden worn with navy pinstripe trousers in a tilted composition
Blue on blue: Blue Sassaniden with pinstripe trousers. An original worn-shoe photograph, artistically reframed with extended edges. View Blue Sassaniden: price and sizes →

With a suit, it can be more interesting

A quiet suit can handle more than you think. See our guide to shoes for a navy suit or go straight to our statement shoes for men.

Hora Azul pointed shoes with navy trousers and burgundy socks
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Danny Vera Loafer
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Pointed, printed or glossy?

A pointed last adds elegance, a print adds energy and shine makes the look more festive. For weddings, see our men's wedding shoes.

Acid Chameleon
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There is an artist in every man. The trick is not making everything talk at once.

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