The infallible rules to combine shoes with your suits (so as not to fail)

You can wear colorful and clunky sneakers, but always keep in mind that this makes your suit look much more casual and streetwear-like, so it is not acceptable at black-tie events, weddings or even when you have something important in the office.

When you wear boots

The Beatles and the Rolling Stones have shown since the 1960s that suits can be worn with boots. To do this, you should choose a trouser cut that has enough room and you should never let your boots hang out.

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For a timeless look, look for styles like the Chelsea, Chukka or Brogue, which can create the illusion of dress shoes if you need to, but can also look very rock n roll with shorter, tighter pants .

The type of shoes (and the material)

There are different types of shoes and each one works for different occasions. For example, loafers without socks are ideal for summer, boots are better in winter, and Derby and Oxford shoes are more formal.

It is important that you combine the type of formality of shoes and suits, but you must also dress thinking about the weather and the type of terrain in which you will be. Some suede shoes, for example, will end up ruined in the rainy season and will not look good if they are all stained.

You should also take into account the sole. Thinner soles are more formal, while thick, rubber soles are casual.

Take care of the length of the pants