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Brogue style shoes with a skirt

  • 27-02-2017 12:12AM
    #1
    Broken Hearted Road
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    I've taken to wearing skirts lately.

    I'm not able to wear heels. I have two pairs of shoes that goes well with my skirts.

    I was browsing a shoe shop online and they have a brogue style shoe with a t strap. It's a nice shoe and it's reduced.

    I wonder would a shoe style like that go well with a skirt.

    My skirt preference is flared or skater style or A-line.


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  • #2
    Broken Hearted Road
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    This is a screenshot of the shoes


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    SarahMollie
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    Humm.... my first thought was that they could make you look like an overgrown child. IMO the combination of the patent leather and the strap is too juvenile.

    I wear brogues with a-line/flared skirts to work sometimes, but always lace up ones.


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    Broken Hearted Road
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    SarahMollie wrote: »
    Humm.... my first thought was that they could make you look like an overgrown child. IMO the combination of the patent leather and the strap is too juvenile.

    I wear brogues with a-line/flared skirts to work sometimes, but always lace up ones.

    Thank you for your reply.

    It's probably a good thing I didn't order them and was sitting on the idea since Sunday night.

    A lot of my going out shoes are like this. Usually flat and touch and close Velcro. I never thought of myself as an overgrown child.


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    Broken Hearted Road
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    SarahMollie wrote: »
    Humm.... my first thought was that they could make you look like an overgrown child. IMO the combination of the patent leather and the strap is too juvenile.

    I wear brogues with a-line/flared skirts to work sometimes, but always lace up ones.

    I like the shoes I linked to but I was more attracted to the price. They were 30 and are half price for 15 euro. I'll see if they have other shoes on offer though.


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    I do like that and it's fairly flat too.


    Thanks for the replies. I suppose I don't need a new pair of shoes and you both saved me 15 quid. If I happen to find another shoe on sale and maybe even a brogue style, I may go for it.


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