We women will never be able to get enough of the abundance of clothes and shoes that the modern world offers us. After all, back in the 1920s, women began to try on men's wardrobe for the first time, and since 2010, a wave of "English style" really swept the world. Since we got oxfords.
Oxford was originally considered a purely masculine type of shoe. Such shoes were worn by English aristocrats with tailcoats or costumes. They were produced in traditional black or brown color with slight perforation in the toe area. But when the fashion for women's oxfords entered the world, they acquired a wider gamut of colors. Bright prints appeared and oxfords began to be made from different fabrics, such as suede, nubuck, artificial or genuine leather.
Oxford species
Solid
Solid Oxfords - usually made of suede, nubuck or genuine leather. They have a standard varnished black color, or shabby brown. Options are also available from light beige to dark brown.
Colored, bright print
Such models can be made of faux leather, suede and others. Suede is painted with special paints to give it any color.
Such oxfords can be red, green, yellow, pink, blue, etc. They allow a bright print, such as flowers, leopard spots, colorful drawings or patterns.
Heels
There is a variety of oxfords with heels. Such models are very comfortable to wear; they look elegant and stylish.
Oxfords and dress
Oxfords for short dresses will help to present your legs in a favorable light. They will emphasize your refined taste, but you need to choose the right color. Indeed, brighter models, such as blue, red can visually make your legs a little shorter. Therefore, for models of this color, it is recommended to choose a longer dress.
If you are afraid to make a mistake by choosing the wrong model, then boldly buy oxfords in the standard color scheme. And then, you can combine them with any dress from your wardrobe.
Oxfords and skirt
Perhaps the most popular combination is oxfords and skirts. After all, gold oxfords with a dark insert will be an interesting decision to wear under a black long or short skirt. With such a skirt, you can combine a black top to achieve more extravagance. A white blouse, add classics to your look.
Wear silver and white oxfords boldly under a green or blue skirt. Because the universal light color of the shoe will be in perfect harmony with the colored skirt. And the top can be chosen plain or with a discreet print.
Oxfords and jeans
Oxfords blend perfectly with jeans to help create a casual look. Your jeans can even be ripped, because oxfords, due to their brevity, will smooth the image.
Brown models look more classic. If you decide to wear just such oxfords, then make sure that your top is representative. It can be white blouses, and on top of a black, fitted jacket.
Oxfords and shorts
It would seem that shorts and oxfords are not compatible things. But not these days. Fashion never stands still, developing by leaps and bounds. Even stylists urge us girls to experiment with clothes, combining incompatible things.
\
