Style Advice Corner: Casual Beige Boots

Happy mid-week everyone :)

We received another style advice request last week regarding pairing a pair of beige combat boots which have teal laces. Your comments and suggestions are very welcomed too :D

Juliann: 
Hi! I recently got a pair of boots that are beige, but they have teal colored shoe laces. I know that not everything goes with teal, so I'm wondering what color shirts I should pair it with. I would only wear these with jeans, but I need long socks to cover the bottom of my jeans up so they don't wrinkle up and push out of the shoes and make it look odd. Are black socks okay with it? I'm not sure what colored socks or shirts I should wear with this pair of shoes, but I'm looking forward to your suggestions. Thank you for all the help!

Our suggestions:

Hi Juliann, 

We agree with you that colors that can be paired with teal are quite limited. However, don't worry since there are still many other alternatives. It depends on your style preference. If you prefer to look neat, you can use 2 colors for your outfits (this includes the boots and the jeans). For more casual and youthful looks, you can wear more than 3 colors, in the other words your choices are endless.

Considering you would wear the boots with jeans, which we assumed to be blue, then you already have three colors: blue denim, beige and teal. Therefore, for the top you can pick any of these colors, either with exactly same colors or with a bit lighter or darker shades that you can find in the palette. And of course, a white shirt never goes wrong. 

You can also pick from your wardrobes any patterned tops, cardigans, vests, jackets, bags and accessories that have beige, blue (the best would be closest to your jeans' colors) or teal colors as part of the patterns. 

to wear with beige combat boots by whattowearwith featuring slouchy beanie hats

It is not only color that matters but also the style of the items. The combat boots would be easily paired with casual clothes, bags and accessories, even though not limited to. 

Last but not least, about the socks, we would suggest beige and teal as best choices, so just in case they sneak up it would not be too apparent since they will look like as parts of the shoes or the lining. Black socks or any socks in colors nearest to your jeans would be good as well. As an alternative for warmer days, if possible, depends on the wide of your pants, you may try to roll them up as shown by the picture beside.

Hope that helps and have fun in your new boots! :)

NB: if anyone interested to ask for advice like Juliann did, you can easily drop us a message here