This article is all about How to Style Brown Loafers
Brown loafers have become a wardrobe must in every classy woman’s wardrobe. They’re timeless, easy to style, and extremely chic.
However, even though they go well with almost every other neutral color, you need to be really careful when styling them. They can either make your outfit look classier and more expensive or completely tacky.
Wherever we try to add a pop of brown to our outfits, we immediately know if it looks great or not. Most of the time, we put that pop of brown right back where we found it.
The reason why that pop of brown doesn’t work is that it’s the wrong shade. Maybe if it were a brighter brown, it would have looked gorgeous with those black pants, or if that brown bag was a bit darker, it could’ve gone perfectly with that cream coat.
With the tips below, you’ll learn how to style each shade of brown loafers, or any shoe, for that matter. You probably already know a few of these things, so all we’re going to do is refresh your stylish memory and bring back your fashion knowledge.
Remember, don’t blame the shoe; blame the color.Â
How to Style Brown Loafers: Ultimate Guide
What to Wear with dark brown loafers
Dark brown is one of the easiest colors to style. It basically goes perfectly with any other neutral color, especially bright ones. However, it doesn’t look as good with all-black outfits since it doesn’t blend in well at all.
It just doesn’t stand out, and it doesn’t look stylish. It looks like you were in a rush and couldn’t find any other pair of shoes to wear. Definitely not a good combination.
Light brown shoes go best with black outfits or black suit pants. They stand out subtly but stylishly, making you look classy and sophisticated.
These are the chicest ways to style your dark brown loafers
Dark brown loafers with more dark brown and burgundy
Dark brown and burgundy are such an elegant combination we don’t use very often. It’s classy and gives ‘old money’ vibes.Â
However, when building an outfit of three or more colors, you need to make it make sense. In this outfit case, we have a dark brown blazer that matches the shoes. We have a black top that keeps it neutral and a burgundy skirt that makes everything more chic.
They go perfectly with your white or beige outfitÂ
A white or beige outfit is a no-brainer if you want to play safe but still look extremely rich and elegant with your brown loafers.
In fall or spring, dark brown shoes look far better with beige or cream tones than with white. Both colors individually (Dark brown and Beige) have certain opaqueness and dullness that go well together. However, white is the winner in summer, with its classic brightness enhanced even more by that pop of dark brown.Â
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What to Wear with Caramel Loafers
You’d think caramel-colored shoes can be a bit more difficult to style. But it’s quite the opposite.
Caramel shoes go well with warmer and, of course, neutral colors, whether bright or dark. They are a star on their own. Wherever you wear it with you can be sure they’ll steal all the attention.
The rich caramel penny loafers below are the definition of old money rich. They’re classy and make a statement on their own. The women wearing these shoes are successful and confident enough not to care what others think. Â
What to wear with penny loafersÂ
Penny loafers are a classic wardrobe essential and the perfect shoes for your preppy outfits. They go incredibly well with blue jeans, suit pants, and knitted skirts. Â
What to wear with Light brown Loafers
Light brown loafers will become your best friend in spring and summer. They’re chic, practical, and comfortable. Definitely a must-have when traveling in style.
It’s the easiest shade of brown to style since it goes well with most colors.
If you want to play it safe, you should style them with other shades of brown.
Here are some gorgeous outfit ideas with light brown loafers Â
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