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What color shoe goes with a chocolate dress with a turquoise sash?

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You have lots of choices-of course, the stand-bys black or white work, but you can be more adventures and use almost any other solid color.

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posted by Olive (999)
7 votes

I have heard that you always want to match your shoes with the hem of your dress. You might want to add another turquoise item such as earrings or necklace to match the sash.

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Since it is highly unlikely that you could exactly match the shade of chocolate in a shoe, then you must turn to black; patent leather would be nice but a matte shade will work. Just remember, you cannot wear brown unless the match is absolutely identical. That would be the worst (except for turquoise, which would be ghastly).

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posted by elaine (422)
6 votes

The new rage in shoes this year is to go with something bright, therefore I would try and find a tourquoise shoe, or at least one with tourquoise accents.

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posted by Rose (6493)
6 votes

A brown shoe would go nicely to pick up the chocolate color of the dress. Or if that is not an option, you can go with a silver shoe which is a nice neutral shade.

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posted by Danie (840)
6 votes

Try to find a pair of turquoise shoes. If you can't find that, pick a color that would look good with the outfit for accessories (earrings, necklace, bracelet ect.)

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posted by Sophia (16)
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