Dress Shoes

It will be a small city hall wedding, just the two of us and two random witnesses. No one else will know until we do it, so I have to show it to someone 😁 For context, I don’t dress up much, and I prefer simple accessories. I’m a t shirt and jeans type of girl. I also think the shoes are already a statement piece, and I bought them years ago to wear on my wedding day. That day has finally come, May 27th. I wouldn’t accessorize much, just a dainty gold chain and the plain rhinestone earrings I wear every day. I’ll probably wear my hair in a low bun or an elegant ponytail, I’m not sure yet. Feel free to drop some hair inspo photos that I could do myself. What do you guys think? 🥹 Edit: You all are so kind, thank you so much! 😭 I think I’ll definitely go with a mini veil and a low bun. It’ll all come together perfectly 🤍 P.S. For everyone wondering, the dress is Zara 8186/111. submitted by /u/Street_Zucchini8369 to r/myweddingdress [link] [comments]

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I need a black pair of dress shoes to wear a few times a year with my charcoal suit (weddings, funerals, job interviews). Not sure which of these is better suited for me—I’d want to go with whatever the more “normal/traditional/average” option is. My formal style is traditional, blend-in, lowkey. My favorite dress shirt has an Oxford collar. I have a “Canadian lumberjack” build. I don’t know anything about fashion. Appreciate any help I can get. submitted by /u/Correct-Draft to r/mensfashionadvice [link] [comments]

Hi all! I’ve seen some dress shoe recs over $200, but have a strict budget. What’s the best I can do in the U.S. under 200 incl. tax? submitted by /u/bboy2288 to r/malefashionadvice [link] [comments]

I'm specifically looking for a black cap-toe Oxford shoe. I only wear them for five hours a week, but I'm a bit disgusted with my shoes falling apart after just two years of that light usage. My only experience with shoe-buying is a local pay-less shoe store. I have no experience with anything higher quality. How would you go about buying shoes like this that will hold up for 10+ years? What stores, what brands, and how much would you expect to spend? Edit: USA, central Virginia submitted by /u/jckipps to r/mensfashion [link] [comments]

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After the first jump the rear brake cable completely pulled out and I had no idea. Hit the jump at a fantastic angle and ended up fully submerged. When I walked out of the pond I couldn’t find my bike anywhere. You guessed it, at the bottom of the water. Had to go back in and find it. Horrible 3 mile limp back to the car. I can’t post a picture of my ripped up shin, but a few people told me I need stitches, submitted by /u/Greymator to r/MTB [link] [comments]

I’m trying to find some men dress shoes similar to these. Preferably someone that I can direct ship. submitted by /u/jorge710 to r/FashionReps [link] [comments]

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I need a pair of dress shoes wide enough for my very wide feet (26cm long and 12 cm wide). Are there alternatives to the https://thelastshoemaker.com/stamford ? i am looking for either very wide shoes (like in the picture) or very soft flexible and thin dress shoes. Do you have any recommendations? submitted by /u/Fun-Bonus-9214 to r/barefootshoestalk [link] [comments]

Hi! I'd like to buy my husband a high-quality & comfortable pair of men's dress shoes. Can anyone recommend a brand? submitted by /u/hopefullygrapefruit to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

The superintendent of my old school was comically rigid in his views and seemed to have his mindset stuck in the 1960s. He told us without a hint of irony that the only way students would respect us is if we were dressed professionally. Not even business casual was okay for him. Faculty wearing sneakers or blue jeans was a legitimate cause for termination under our contract. The male staff dress code demanded that we wear a long sleeve button-up shirt with a tie, dress pants with a belt, and dress shoes or boots every day. There was, however, a note in our contract stating that the dress code could be “reasonably relaxed” if not possible due to a medical condition. No details were provided beyond that. Well, my wife and I moved apartments one weekend, and my feet hurt, so I made the executive decision that that was a medical condition and wore my sneakers to school on Monday. I figured I could just lay low and keep my feet hidden from any pesky administrators, and I knew that my students wouldn't care. (My students, in fact, thought it was awesome that part of my appearance was that of a real person lol.) Wouldn't you know it, that was the day the superintendent and building administrators were coming around room by room to give the school board members a building tour! So of course I had to get up and greet them. Nobody said anything to me, but I did receive a nasty email from the assistant principal (with CC to the principal and superintendent) reminding me of the expectations set forth in the teacher dress code. No note in my file or anything, just a warning. Fair enough, I suppose, but it pissed me off that they didn't even ask why I decided to wear sneakers and just sent me a warning with no chance to defend myself. So… cue the malicious compliance. If you noticed from my post title, the dress code just said dress shoes and “boots.” Well, are you familiar with Demonia boots? I went ahead and bought the most over the top, bombastic pair of boots on their website. I'm talking black leather with 3-in platforms, chains, studs, zippers, and straps galore. They came about halfway up my shins, and of course I tucked my pants into them. My students thought they were amazing and there are pictures of my feet all over various social media sites. A few of my co-workers took it upon themselves to give me a stern warning, and some others gave me a high five. After 4 days of wearing these boots with no incident, the principal ended up behind me in the hallway. Rather quickly, he asked, “What the hell are those?” So I told him they were “boots to ensure that I am in compliance with the dress code” and kept walking. That afternoon, I received an email from him stating that I was intentionally being unprofessional and this would be documented in my record and further dress code offenses could lead to disciplinary action or suspension. I immediately got in touch with my union who quickly dealt with that in my favor, since they were indeed boots. I also explained to the union that I only did this because of the nasty email I received for wearing sneakers with my sore feet. The union rep immediately smirked, told me she was unfamiliar with that rule, and told me to go ahead and wear whatever footwear I wanted and that if anybody had a problem, I could just claim I had sore feet. Long story short, I ended up wearing my sneakers every single day for the entire rest of the school year and never had another problem. My favorite part of this is that I inspired a few other rebels, and by the time I left that school, there were a solid 10 of us that were just routinely wearing sneakers or other non-dress code compliant footwear in blatant disregard of the dress code every single day. Good times! Definitely a legacy that I left behind in that school :) submitted by /u/ExeTheHero to r/MaliciousCompliance [link] [comments]

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I (F29) was recently invited to a work dinner, as one of my colleagues is retiring. It was being held at a little barbecue restaurant in town. I was told that the dress code was "smart casual". For context, I wore a nice skirt and button-up, and a pair of crocs. I live in a hot climate and lots of people such as myself wear sandals/crocs/flip flops everywhere. When we got to the restaurant, it turned out they had a dress code, and the hostess loudly told me I couldn't come in wearing crocs. It was extremely embarrassing in front of my coworkers. I don't really understand the problem because there were people wearing sneakers, converse, etc, and that's fine but crocs aren't? It wasn't even a fancy restaurant so I really wasn't expecting this. Anyway, one of my coworkers urged me to go home and change my shoes and come back. I was so distraut I ended up just going home and not coming back. I suffer with anxiety and the whole experience just made me meltdown. My coworkers are now collectively angry at me for leaving and not coming back. My boss told me the event wasn't about me and I should've sucked it up. Was I an asshole for leaving? submitted by /u/Ok-Training3714 to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]

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to me, allen Edmonds is sort of a budget brand of dress shoes that I could only afford because it was rather cheap. My budget for shoes have since increased and was wondering what other highly regarded brands there are that are better in quality? Thanks submitted by /u/NigerianPrinceClub to r/malefashionadvice [link] [comments]

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