Oh my goodness, today was National Two Different Colored Shoes Day and I didn't even know it! Not that I could have celebrated as I am still in Montana and don't have many shoe options. The thing with wearing 2 different shoes is that you have to make sure they have the same heel height so you don't tip over. You may remember I ran errands in mismatched shoes once, but it was by accident and not on the national day of celebration:
They're both Clarks and basically the same shoe, so I didn't notice I was wearing 2 different shoes until I got home. Eye roll. Let's look at shoes that were mismatched on purpose.
Blue! I approve.
Awww. Kids can get away with this look because people will just assume they dressed themselves and were being stubborn and/or quirky. Adults just get looked at like they're having a senior moment.
Not my favorite combination, although I like both shoes individually. And I think they have different heel heights, so this woman better not stand up and try to walk.
I actually kind of like this whole combination, pants, mismatched shoes, and all.
Mismatched but opposites!
I would wear this combination for Easter.
Today is my last full day in MT for this vacation. Sigh. I hate leaving. I miss the hubby, but I hate leaving the babies. I need to learn to teleport.
Memory Lane: 2013.
