WHAT TO WEAR WITH BROWN SHOES

Brown shoes for women are not so common like black, silver, white, red and many other colours. The reason is, they do not work well with all the colours like black shoes.
The trick in wearing brown with any color is, to be sure that touches of browns are worked throughout the entire outfit, and keep your accessory colors closely matched.
Here are guides on what colours to wear with brown women’s shoes.
Earth Tones

Earth tones include dark red, forest green, burnt orange among others. Brown goes wonderfully with all of those hues, but to really be certain you’re getting it right, also look to make a tonal match. For example, a dark green skirt will work better with dark brown shoes than it will with light brown shoes.
Neutrals with Brown Shoes

Whites, grays, blacks, creams, ivorys, tans, and taupes go well with brown shoes. This is an easy one, since, by sheer virtue of being a neutral color, any of these should work with just about any color of footwear, including brown. But, of course, some combinations are easier to pull off than others.
For example, trying to wear brown pumps with a gray skirt is totally doable, but it requires a lot of attention to detail, like tonal values and color balance. In other words, if your skirt is a dark gray, you will want dark brown shoes, and you will need to mix other brownish neutrals into the rest of your outfit and accessories as well.
On the other hand, some neutrals are super-easy to wear with brown shoes. In fact, shades of cream, ivory, tan, and some taupes are good to pair with brown boots and shoes than black shoes.
Blues and Pinks

Most blues work wonderfully with brown shoes, and turquoises are especially nice when paired with chocolate brown. In recent years, turquoise and chocolate brown has been popular combination in everything from home décor to women’s fashion. Another winning combination is chocolate brown worn with pink, reds, and purplish berry shades.
Metallics

Brown shoes go best with yellow and pink-based metallics, like gold, copper, bronze and brass and not so well with silvers and chromes.
Brown is the colour of dark wood or rich soil. It is made by combining red, black and yellow or red, yellow and blue.

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