Ideally, we would have shoes in every color of the rainbow and in every style. Then we’d always be ready with shoes that would match any outfit. Unfortunately, most of us don’t have the money or the space to make that dream com true. That’s why we tend to stick with the go-to colors when we buy shoes: black, brown, navy blue, and maybe something a little more flashy for when we go out.
Love the design of these:
Purple dress shoes for women:
Purple dress shoes for women pictured: Easy Street Women’s Ellie Sandal
If purple is one of your favorite colors, then chances are you already own some pieces of clothing in that color. You may also own a purple purse, or clutch. But some find that purple is too restricting, since it’s a bit harder to find colors that compliment it well. One solution is to go with something subtle that could go well with a wider variety of colors: a darker, less vibrant tone of purple. This should open up more possibilities in terms of the rest of your outfit. Then again, if you are the kind of women that likes to have a lot of shoes, then you could go for a more vibrant purple.
Here’s a model I think would work well with a classy outfit:
Purple dress shoes for women:
Purple dress shoes for women pictured: Nina Women’s Criana Open-Toe Pump, grape
Then of course there is the material the shoe is made from. If you go for a leather or leather-like shoe, the effect will be slightly different than a shoe made from a fabric.