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Yes, you can wear grey pants with brown shoes. It might look a little odd, but if you have the right tones of grey and brown, it might end up looking very nice.
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Can you wear blue pants with a gray shirt and brown shoes?
Yes because the gray and the brown are neutral colors; therefore, the blue pants would look fine with the gray shirt and the brown shoes.
Can you wear a gray shirt with brown pants?
You can wear a gray shirt with brown pants, but you might want a real light gray or try a green shirt with brown pants might be better.
What color pants go with brown shoes?
Almost any color of pants, with the exception of black, go with brown shoes. Some shades of brown do not go together as well as others. With brown shoes, you can wear pants in colors that include tan, blue, burgundy. wine, gray, and gold.
Can you wear a brown sweater with gray pants?
no but if you really want to wear those brown pants wear a yellow shirt.
Can you wear grey shoes with dark brown pants?
Yes
What shoe do you wear with gray shirt?
brown work shoes
Can you wear a white shirt with gray leggings and drk brown shoes?
yes
What colour shoes black or brown do you wear when wearing grey pants?
definitely black! :)
Can you wear brown shoes with black slacks?
No, have black shoes with black pants. Brown with black and it looks like you don't know better. No style.
What should you wear with an orange and white striped button up shirt?
skinny gray dress pants and black shoes
Can you wear a red blouse with red pants and brown shoes?
Well it is possible but it really depends on the style!
Can you wear brown shoes with black pants?
As a general, unwritten rule the answer is no. You should not wear brown shoes with black pants/trousers. However, there are some exceptions such as depth of colour of shoes and item of clothing along with style. Ultimately, the decision is yours. If you are happy to mix and match such items of colour and are confident to wear them regardless of what others think, then what's stopping you?
