“I make shoe contact before I make eye contact.” If you have ever done this yourself, or noticed someone checking out what shoes others are wearing, you probably already know what we mean.
The shoes you wear can say a lot about your personality, your frame of mind, and how you are feeling at the moment. And this is especially true for the shoes you choose to wear to work.
Whether you are style conscious and always want to look good in what you wear, or whether you are looking for functionality and ease as well as want to cut a crisp and modern image at work, your shoes can make or break the deal.
If you’re set for your new job, or if you feel that you’ve got it ready but still want to give your shoes a look, read on to see what can add on to that final impression you create at work.
Aastha Maheshwari is a travel and lifestyle blogger who has been writing about overall looks a lot, and that involves a lot of talk about shoes. Ask her about her personal style and she is quick to point out, “I always prefer wedges and pep toes for comfort, while bellies and moccasins go well with western formals.”
Work Shoes That Every Girl Should Have
A nude shade is a must for every wardrobe. But whenever in doubt, go for black kitten heels. Also, wedges in white will look very glamorous, but they are comfortable as well, which makes them perfect for work wear. If nothing else, a zipped flat will keep you going, says Aastha.
One tip, according to this lifestyle blogger, that can give you comfort and also make you look good is to always wear a size that is not too tight and too loose – that is how you will find your perfect size. And yes, a bit of cushion is always good, she says.
Work Shoes That Every Guy Should Have
Black velvet finish shoes are in vogue, so go for it. To stand out from the rest and get noticed, ditch pure leather for pineapple bark leather and be trendy with animal friendly products, adds Aastha. And yes, according to her, Fridays will look super smart with knotted loafers.
With so many options to choose from, you can easily move out of the ‘regular’ work shoe look. Make sure to find the right fit, so that you’re comfortable while being stylish too.
