What color shoes & accessories should I wear with a seafoam color dress?

What color shoes & accessories should I wear with a seafoam color dress?What color shoes & accessories should I wear with a seafoam color dress? My daughter’s wedding is in October. It was suggested I wear chocolate-brown shoes & jewelry, that would help tone down the summery-ness of the light color.

Seafoam is such a beautiful color for a Mother of the Bride dress. Silver shoes and a silver clutch with silver or sparkly (quality rhinestone or diamond) jewelry or a combo of sparkly and pearl jewelry would be very chic with your seafoam color dress. White, bone or beige color shoes and purse are another option. Women wear light colors all year around. Choose simple style accessories if your dress is fancy. If your dress is simply in style look for more glitzy accessories. Go with the color accessories that look best with your dress and the wedding colors.




What color shoes & accessories should I wear with a seafoam color dress? What color shoes & accessories should I wear with a seafoam color dress? What color shoes & accessories should I wear with a seafoam color dress?

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