What jewelry & color of purse & shoes would go with a taupe color top? My skirt is long & black & I plan to wear this outfit to a wedding.
What jewelry, color of purse and shoes that you can wear with a long black skirt and taupe color top are many. Black shoes and a black purse with gold, silver or sparkly jewelry would be very stylish. Black shoes, a silver metallic/ pewter or taupe bag with silver or sparkly jewelry is another idea. If your outfit is simple in design you can wear a piece of statement jewelry. If the outfit is fancy in design wear simple jewelry. Try your complete outfit on ahead of time to see what combination of jewelry is most flattering. Avoid pewter / silver or taupe shoes unless you want to draw attention to your feet. Weddings are to dress up.
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