/fa/ - Fashion

>>15806155
Jewish overlords continually prop up streetwear and niggers so yes in the mainstream fashion world that I view online yes they are out of style

No

Oxford lace-ups leather with stitched leather soles in any style, e.g., cap-toe, wingtip, brogue or whatever are so hard to find. Everything is plastic and rubber soled, and meant to be throw-away. Really awful tbqh.

It depends on what you mean. They're definitely on their way on in their traditional context (businesswear). In America at least. Business clothing is frowned upon for west coast companies. In the east, only older men wear them, as younger businessmen have trended towards more lenient standards of business dressing. Young guys would probably wear loafers, wingtips, boots, derbies, or even sneakers before the classic oxford shoe.
For style in terms of personal fashion, I think they're very good if used appropriately. With a little taste, you can absolutely make them a part of your everyday wardrobe.

>>15807203
>so hard to find

Wrong

>>15807538
2nd this

>>15806155
i find them too pointy for my taste

>>15807575
>OP posts round almond toe
>too pointy

>>15807579
my father gift me something like pic related
have never use them, feel like im wearing clown shoes

i am 24 since i expect you to believe im a kid with no taste, i just wear other kinds of "formal" footwear

>>15806155

this is a type of shoe for suits only. even in suede do not wear them with jeans or chinos, you need trousers

>>15807599
That's hardly pointy. Maybe adds 1-2 inches ahead but you get used to it and higher quality leather lets it crease nicely. Leather is going to crease, and you do have to walk differently in dress shoes than sneakers but you aren't going to be running in oxfords, hopefully.

>>15807599
wear them with a dark suit anon, those shoes are way too elegant to be worn with anything else

t. lawfag

>>15808146
>lawfag with self-imposed restrictive prescriptive rules on shoe-outfit matching

>>15808146
>those shoes are way too elegant to be worn with anything else
>t.lawfag

Because being in law gives you the authority that adds credibility to your wrong opinions.

>>15806155
They never will

>>15807538
I think he just meant 'not prevalent'

>>15808976
Imagine speaking for other people without their consent and changing the meaning of the words they said by filtering it through your smooth brain and out your fingertips onto the keyboard as you slowly rub your penis to completion.

>>15808976
>unconsensually speaking on another’s behalf

derby's are just more versatile

theres no need for oxford's in any man's wardrobe

>>15806155
not sure but round toe shoes will never go out of style

>>15807203
Are you genuinely retarded? The shoe industry is booming and with thebintern you can get any shoe you want sent your door. If it doesn't fit just exchange it.
I have a huge collection of fine leather shoes, all with leather soles. Got some Carminas, Meermin, Allen Edmonds, White's and looking at getting more

>>15808998
>>15809005
I think you meant 'SNEED'

>>15809093
>showing off to uneducated pokes by spouting off famous shoemaking brands

Punching down ain’t effay.

>>15807599
Nigga that's basically the classic toe shape. Nothing clownish about it at all

>>15809103
If I gave a shit about random persons on an anonymous Japanese anime image board I'd post a pic, but alas, I don't care

This is my most expensive shoe in my wardrobe. I wear them for dates with flannel or linen trousers

>>15809134
Tell us about them. What brand?

>>15809138

antonio meccariello. italian shoemaker

>>15807579
Not him, but I find them too pointy as well. Most shoes look too pointy, save some bluchers/derbies. it just looks goofy

so what can you wear oxford shoes with? literally just suits?

>>15809144
Very based. Great buy

>>15809017

Wearing derbies with formal suiting is such an easy way to show that you don't know shit and it drags down the outfit.

>>15809261
Anything but shorts and sweatpants.

>>15807599
>>15807821
>>15808103
>>15808146
Those are not clownish at all. They are very timeless elegant Oxford lace-ups. They have a substantial leather sole, are not trendy pointed or upturned at toe like far too many so-called "formal men's shoes" of 21st century.

>>15809017
streetwear clown spotted