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Thought I'd do something different, normally I'm in jeans and T shirts occasional proper shirts or chino's, summer in shorts when it's warm enough,:w00t2: Whenever? Being suited and booted as the saying goes is fairly rare, well lets leave the boot part out for the time being and go a little bit formal in heels. We have a party next week but the heels have to stay off:mecry:. however I think this works? Al

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Then again, if you're going formal would'nt a pair of suede slingback pumps with 4" or 5" heels be more appropriate than sandals?

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Really good, but I'd work a bit on the outfit. I think that a black [contrary to dark grey etc.] tailcoat or tuxedo, and possibly a corset for a more androgynous silhouette, would look great. I'd wear classic pumps, too - the sandals don't go very well with formal wear, but it's only my opinion.

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I agree with a close toed shoe as being "more appropriate", but saying that, it looks like a good summertime look (at parties and such). Formal, though, I'd go with a closed (and pointy) toed pump or sling.

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I agree that a pump would work better...more classic more elegant. However, I wouldn't rule out a sandal, but for a formal event it should be a bit more strappy. I do like the look however!

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Thanks Guys It was a bit impromptu I had just got the shirt and was trying it on added the suit and being in the sandals (5"), well I just left them on. My Mary Janes I think would be better. My platforms, as they're knee boots may be a bit wasted but right toe shape. The ankle boots are too rounded toe for this. May go looking for a pointy court shortly, I did fall in love with what I got AnneV on Friday, a pair of deep cherry patent courts (she kept them on for about 3 hours that evening so she really liked them). The suit colour is nearly black and I do have a deeper black waistcoat that comfirms the difference, As I may only be in a suit 6? times a year a Tux maybe wasted, Tails could be more fun. I shall see what turns up and where we go? Thanks again Guys Al

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Alsheels: Way cool! You looked really sharp! More power to you, my friend!

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Yes Amanda Those are 29" perfect for flats, I think 31 would be better for those heels (5"), unfortunately none in stock when I got those, otherwise they would have looked a bit better. Thanks again. Al

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I have to agree with a lot of the comments here. I think a nice close toe heel would be a lot better. I think a 4" pump would be nice and really make that suit/tux pop out. Nice look though.

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I agree with the comments about a closed toe pump being better with that suit, but I would also recommend dark sheer hose or trouser socks. Black is a classier look than pale skin, which just doesn't suit the suit, if you know what I mean. GWL

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I quite agree with what has been posted here. A more classy look with a pair of pointy-toed closed pumps and dark hose to set off the whole outfit. Let us know what you decided upon and how the event went for you. Cheers--- Dawn HH

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I liked the look and the choice of high heels did not bother me. This is my regular attire: man's suit and high heels. Although I probably would have worn stiletto high heeled pumps with this suit. But it still looks cool. Congratulations.

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Alsheels:-) I like that look with the pointy-toed heels. It just fits so well with your outfit. A woman would look just that way also so you should be just fine. Classy look, my friend. Go for it. Cheers--- DawN HH

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