I've been following your blog - and love it. I have a quick fashion question - and I've been
googling/pinteresting/magazing and can't find the answer. I thought maybe you could help. I have a couple pairs of straight jeans
that I love but cannot figure out how to wear them into fall/winter. One
in particular are too bunchy to go into boots - but I don't want to go
sockless with flats this winter...
Any suggestions?
Thanks! Missy
(a dedicated reader)
Missy,
It's all about the oxford or a loafer. The key to finding a shoe that works with straight jeans is wearing a silhouette that covers the top of your foot. You need this in the shoe because the cut of the denim won't cover your foot. An oxford/loafer is different than a ballet flat where the entire top of the foot is exposed, which why socks looks silly when worn with a flat. You see too much of the sock, and that makes your foot look wider than it really is and creates a frumpy look.
Here I chose to go with the oxford, one with no heel and one with a heel. In both outfits I am wearing sock so my tooties don't freeze in the Minnesota winter, but you can barely see them if at all!
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