What to wear with coral shoes?

Coral shoes are the perfect solution for summer. They look good with flowy silhouettes and thin fabrics. With them you can combine bright saturated colors, floral patterns, as well as create solid and variegated looks. Their peculiarity is the ability to bring tenderness and sensuality into the overall mood of the ensemble.

When can you wear coral shoes?

The color is very delicate, ideal for creating a romantic look. There is only one exception: a poisonous acid shade in combination with varnished material. Catchy and defiant, it will be the ideal basis for a club or shocking look. You can try to play up the tone by dressing up in Barbie style. Moreover, in its traditional presentation, which is characterized by an abundance of pink.

Important! Pink and coral go great together.

Other colors that match coral:

• white;
• green;
• sand;
• gray and gray-pink;
• violet;
• blue;
• blue and sea green;
• peach;
• pastel shades.

A dubious option for combination – red. Coral can get lost against its background. However, in summer looks and evening dresses, with the right shade of red, coral is still acceptable.

Another controversial combination: a set of shoes and clothes in exclusively faded shades. If you like light ensembles, simply replace one item of clothing with a similar item in white. Against the rest of the background, it will become a “bright” flash.

What to combine with heels?

For the office, buy a stiletto, a dorsei, or a pair with a small stiletto heel, a pointed toe, and a thin ankle strap. The shade should be neutral, pure - without pink impurities. Under a trouser suit, wear a model with thick and moderately high heels. Suede shoes and leatherette sandals will fit into a romantic look.

Important! The color is so cute that even elaborate inserts, rivets and strange decorations on shoes will not look vulgar or rude, but touching and appropriate.

In terms of tights, the choice is limited: they must be nude. Without lurex and other decorative elements that can interrupt the effect of naturalness and naturalness. Well, if the weather and clothing allow, then you should completely abandon the nylon and wear shoes on your bare feet.

For dresses, a monochromatic model in coral, pink, yellow or orange would definitely be appropriate, and for accessories, a bag in a light pastel shade, gold or white with a coral pattern. You can also turn to a wardrobe item in a deep blue or purple shade. Not only a dress, but also a jumpsuit is suitable.

Important! A win-win option is a little black dress. Coral shoes will help reveal the full potential of this clothing.

The most suitable prints are small florals, polka dots and stripes. Not only black and white, but also made up of pastel colors. Only the gray one will “pop”, but the red-green one will outshine the shoes. Well, as for the decorative elements, it’s worth focusing on touching beige or white frills.

If you like trousers, buy a moderately tapered white model. With it, wear an openwork top or a silk T-shirt in a sky, green, purple or coral tone. To work, wear a formal gray or dark blue trouser suit.

Flat shoes - what to combine with?

A light, touching mini-dress will come in handy. Openwork models and items trimmed with ruffles will fit perfectly into the overall mood. The most successful colors in this look are yellow, white, turquoise and sea green.

Jeans are suitable for trousers. Pair them with a white blouse with some cute sleeves and a black small leather bag.

Examples of fashionable images

1. Ballet flats, turquoise mini shorts, white T-shirt, denim shirt. Accessories: brown messenger bag. Jewelry should be in a pink-turquoise and turquoise-coral palette.
2. Sandals with low square heels and an open toe, a black knitted dress (fitting at the top and flared from the waist) with a gray or silver pattern, a golden brown bag, massive bracelets (black and gold).
3. Sandals with glass heels, mini (shorts or skirt) with a floral pattern (must include white, green and any variation of pink), green belt, white T-shirt, green bag.