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The trick is that the brown (or the blue) has to be a distinct shade to contrast with the black. Otherwise it looks like you tried to match and failed.
OMG! You should seriously hide in your house, like, forever if all your pants & shoes don't match right and for sure forever if your leggings & boots are not the same color. Especially after May. Wow, can't believe that's even a really question!
Brown shoes and black pants are sort of a trend now so it's not as much of a faux pas as before. I'd rock it with a cream colored top and brown earthy jewelry and maybe a blue-jean jacket.
I think brown and black look great together. Not as big a fan of navy and black - a lighter shade of blue, sure, that looks great. But some navies read black, some blacks read kind of blue, and unless it's done perfectly, it just looks like a mismatched mess. And few of us manage to pull of perfection.
OMG! You should seriously hide in your house, like, forever if all your pants & shoes don't match right and for sure forever if your leggings & boots are not the same color. Especially after May. Wow, can't believe that's even a really question!
OMG! You should seriously hide in your house, like, forever if all your pants & shoes don't match right and for sure forever if your leggings & boots are not the same color. Especially after May. Wow, can't believe that's even a really question!
Sorry, but matchymatchy went out with the Ark.
Havent you seen all the pattern clash on the runways?
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