They are perfect for fall because they come in an array of earthy tones like brown, black, tan, yellow, and white.
Oxford and Derby shoes go well with virtually everything from dresses to shorts. They can be worn with a cute pair of ribbed tights and a casual dress or skirt if you are looking for something a little more chic. If you are looking for something a little more professional you can wear them with some high-waisted pants or a skirt and pair it with a cute blazer. To add a little fun or spice to your outfit, wear a patterned pair of tights or leggings under your shorts, dresses, or skirt.
They also come in a range of styles. Some of them have more of a feminine flair while others might have a bulkier sole and be more simple. They also come in a high-heeled shoe if you are looking for something a step above the rest.
Although the Oxford and the Derby shoe names have been used interchangeably, there is a slight difference between the two. The only difference is when you take a look at the vamp of the shoe. The lace facings on the Derby shoes are not stitched to the bottom while they are stitched to the bottom on Oxford shoes (retrovintageshoes).
Whether you chose to wear Derby or Oxford shoes, you will jockey your way to the top of the fashion list.
Kristen Stewart, Zoe Kravitz, and Taylor Swift in Oxford/Derby shoes. (retrovintageshoes) Ashley Greene, Taylor Swift (again), and Leighton Meester in Oxford/Derby shoes. (retrovintageshoes) |
Sienna Miller wearing Oxford/Derby shoes with all sorts of styles. (retrovintageshoes) |