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For formal affairs go with a highly polished, black leather oxford
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For men, there are five different styles of Oxford shoes: wingtips, kilties, open laced, closed laced, and saddle.
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These shoes feature a fringed leather tongue that covers the laces. These look like loafers |
As you can see, the stitching in wingtips comes to a point at the toe cap and wraps around the side of the vamp for a more elaborate style. |
These are the typical Oxford dress shoe, also known as Balmorals |
These Saddle Oxford Shoes |
These shoes have a more visible tongue than closed laced oxfords and are typically made for more casual dress. The open laced shoes are made with the sides sewn on the top front and when laced appear as if they were in segments. |
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Relatively cheap, quality Oxfords. Perfect for the recent college grad who needs to impress interviewers. |
These have a flexible style that can be worn with a wide range of formal and casual outfits. Dockers have always been known for their durability. |
Ultra slick, polished shoes that are great for formal events such as weddings and dinner parties. |
Kenneth Cole 'Mister Man' Oxfords Made in Italy, these oxfords feature an elongated toe for a unique look. |
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