Suggestions for Wearing Neutral Shoes The beauty of neutral shoes is that you can mix and match them with nearly anything, ranging from an all neutral outfit (i.e. tan shoes with a variety of tan and cream pieces), to neutral accents for a bolder ensemble (i.e. gray shoes and belt with a purple suit).
Below are a few suggestions for how to pair different neutral shades with a variety of other colors, but remember these are only suggestions -- the best thing about neutrals is how versatile they are. To insure that the term "neutral" doesn't become synonymous with "boring," have fun, and try your neutral shoes with several different colors. Clothing Color Suggestions for Neutral Shoes
| Neutral Shoe Color | Complementary | Harmonious | Dramatic |
| Black Shoes | red, blue, purple, turquoise, green | all blacks and grays | white or brights with black accents |
| Dark Gray Shoes | navy, dark red, purples, mid to dark yellows | all blacks, grays, whites | bright shades with other gray accents |
| Light Gray Shoes | light pink, light purples, chartreuse, light to mid yellows | light grays and whites | white with other gray accents |
| White Shoes | any light neutral or pastel with other white accents | all whites and creams or grays | bright shades with other white accents |
| Beige/Cream Shoes | medium pinks, greens, purples, turquoises | browns, tans and creams | black or dark blue with other cream accents |
| Tan Shoes | any mid-tone shade | light to mid neutrals | brights with other tan accents |
| Brown Shoes | mid to dark earth tones like greens, rusts, burgundy | lighter browns and creams | white or black with other brown accents |
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