Most of the time, the last is not a classic shape and the entire shoe just screams for attentionas such, we would instead recommend wearing more traditional leather shoes with formal outfits, and with casual outfits, choices like brogues, brown suede shoes, brown loafers, or ankle boots

Heres what works: Best Neutral Shoe Colors: Nude/Tan (ALWAYS works): Elongates legs Works with every orange shade Perfect for formal and casual Most versatile choice White Shoes (Fresh & Clean): Summery and crisp Best with coral and bright orange Sneakers for casual, heels for dressy Avoid with burnt orange (can look washed out) Black (Sophisticated & Bold): Grounds the brightness Perfect for evening Works best with burnt orange and rust Adds edge and polish Brown/Cognac (Warm & Earthy): Natural pairing Best for fall styling Perfect with burnt orange and terracotta Boots, mules, or sandals all work Bold Shoe Color Choices: Gold Metallic (Glamorous): Special occasion ready Works with all orange shades Evening events or parties Animal Print (Trendy): Leopard is surprisingly neutral Adds visual interest Best with solid orange dresses Green (Color Theory Win): Olive or emerald Complementary color combo For the fashion-forward Navy Blue (Preppy): Classic and polished Works year-round Business casual appropriate What to AVOID: Bright purple (clashes) Neon colors (too much) Red (unless you really know what youre doing can look costumey) Gold vs

I love wearing a chic black dress to a wedding, regardless of time of year
Highland Bonnet
This sandal has two clear straps and a sculptural stacking stone heel that will leave guests in awe