|  I
                am a professional business woman and wear exclusively skirted
                suits or natural fiber dresses for the work place. I normally
                have a pretty good sense of what is appropriate and what is not.
                However, I have a dilemma I have a lovely wool suit that is very
                pale pink and light cream. I have no idea what color shoes to
                wear. I was thinking pink but think that may be too girly girl
                for the work place. Is cream acceptable even though I may be
                wearing this suit in the winter?
  Pink
              shoes would be beautiful with your suit for social occasions, but
              not for business environments. You hit the nail on the head; pink
              would just look too girlie-girl with the emphasis upon the “too,” as
              aspects of “girlie” are okay.
 Cream shoes work okay for the Spring/Summer seasons,
              but their ordinary. You have more fashionable options that will
              set you apart, making a first-class statement. For example, matte
              metallic, camel, or taupe would look classier and be appropriate
              all seasons. If you opt for the matte metallic style, choose the
              shade, either in gold, silver, or pewter, of your favorite jewelry
              metal. Metallic shoes are considered the must-have neutral this
              Spring and Summer, but be sure that the metallic is matte finish,
              appropriate for daytime, not the glittery finish appropriate for
              evening. Metallic shoes look great with white, ivory, and other
              summery bright colors. Camel is also quite fashionable and looks
              fabulous with pink, particularly the lighter camel shades (not
              the darker cognac tones). Taupe comes in many shades; the pinker
              tones of taupe would be preferred, but may be difficult to find.
              With that said, I vote for the metallic or camel hue.  Best of luck to you,Sherry Maysonave
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