Here are the key styles to consider: Oxford Shoes The Oxford shoe style, with its closed lacing system, is the most formal option of all, and it works best paired with: Slim fit dark wash jeans Raw denim in a straight-leg cut Notable choices: Crockett & Jones Connaught in dark brown calf John Lobb City II in black calf Derby Shoes The Derby, with its open lacing, offers a slightly more relaxed option such as: Straight-leg jeans in medium to dark washes Tapered jeans in raw denim Notable choices: Trickers Bourton in acorn antique calf Edward Green Dover in dark oak antique calf Monk Strap Shoes Monk straps provide a stylish middle ground between Oxfords and Derbies and are best complemented by: Slim-fit jeans in dark washes Straight-leg raw denim Notable choices: Gaziano & Girling Harrogate in vintage cherry calf George Cleverley Thomas in dark brown suede By carefully selecting your jeans and dress shoes from these options, youll create a foundation for a sophisticated yet relaxed ensemble
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(If you need a more traditional look, you might be better off with the Everlane Dream Pant, above.) Still, if you can get away with wearing the Zephyrs to the office, you should
