Here are some options ranging in style and price:
I like the shape of the shoe and the line at the toe that breaks up the length and doesn't make your feel look like long paddles.
Traditional and plain, won't go out of style.
The shiniest and the cheapest!
Another plain, shiny option.
Flatter and more elegant toe box.
A slightly different more chunky and athletic look. Can be dressed down and worn to work when not at a black tie event.
I like the contrast between the two textures, I think it is very stylish. These are for the confident, snappy dresser. Also a good budget item.
Another great textured pair with tiny holes on top.
Shiny patent leather and smooth style. These should last you years and years.
I like the saddle-shoe line at the base of the laces and the overall shape.
Sleek and not too many embellishments- even the laces have been reduced to 2 holes.
Ethan should also be aware of how tall he is. The shorter you are, the longer and pointer the shoe needs to be. If you are short, a flat and square shoe will make you look even shorter. To extend the line of the leg and the pants, and to make you look taller, a pointer shoe works.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you're european or italian, it needs to be as pointy as possible.
Oh. And polish them! POLISH THEM. I cannot stress that enough.
Good point about the height/length ratio, thanks stynxno!
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of tuxedos shoes to choose from, just ensure that they will fit to your tuxedo even if it is a fine cheap tuxedo.
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