Black shoes go with everything, right? But what style of shoe would go with your skinny jeans, or your boho chic outfit? What if you’re just about to lose your festival virginity and have no idea what footwear to wear with your carefully planned outfit? Fear not! I have compiled some more outfits to help you decide what kind of looks you can go for, once you purchase your fabulous Kozangian shoes.
My first look is for the evening, using the Beryl Court Shoe. There was a time when you would associate Court shoes with the office, but today, the Court is perfect for dinner at a nice restaurant or for drinks with the girls on a Friday night. Keeping the look simple, I have teamed a pair of black skinny jeans with a peplum top, adding only a statement necklace and clutch bag for accessories. As the accessories are bold, keep them to a minimum.
Top – Topshop, Jeans – New Look, Necklace – Forever 21, Bag – Lulu Guiness
If you love the bohemian look and can’t live without your floaty maxi skirt, Diana is definitely the right pair of Ballerina Pumps for you. Cute black pumps with ribbon detailing to the front allows for an effortlessly chic image. Wear with a crop t-shirt and light cardigan for when it’s chilly, or sunglasses for when it’s warmer.
Skirt – New Look, Top – Topshop, Cardigan – Unknown, Sunglasses – ASOS
Weather permitting, denim shorts are the most popular item of clothing for any musical festival. The Glacier Trainer Wedge would be a fabulous match. Not only will they add height to your legs, but wedges are perfect for walking around at festival venues as they will not sink into the mud, adding a feminine look to your outfit, while keeping it practical at the same time. For my last look, I have gone for a drop arm vest top (go for one with a slogan or band logo to make it more grungy), and a crossbody bag big enough to keep your essentials in, but small enough to not get in your way. For the finishing touch, why not wear a feather headband?
Shorts – Levi’s Vintage, Bag – H&M, Top – New Look, Headband – Love Poppy
