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You've found THE perfect combination for this wedding. Congratulations! But now, the thorny question: what shoes to wear with it? Because let's not lie, even the most beautiful outfit can be ruined by a poorly chosen pair of shoes. And conversely, a good shoe can elevate your look to the height of elegance with the click of a heel.
Don't panic, we'll guide you with style, kindness, and a hint of irony (because hey, we're talking about shoes, not a philosophy essay).
The jumpsuit is a bit of a wild card in the modern wardrobe. Chic, practical (not always in the bathroom, we grant you), and devilishly elegant, it even rivals the traditional wedding dress and is gaining more and more fans at weddings.
But this one-piece garment has a bit of a diva side: it doesn't go with just anything. And your shoes have to keep up. No question of breaking out your sequined sneakers, even if they're comfortable.
Before you even talk about heels, sandals, or chic loafers, you need to consider the style of your jumpsuit . Because that's where it all starts.
If your suit is fluid, with an aerial fall, you will need light shoes that prolong this sensation.
Conversely, a combination with tailored pants or a more fitted cut will require more structured shoes: thick heels, sharp pumps, or even pointed-toe ankle boots if the wedding is in the fall.
Light or pastel colors pair well with nude, gold, or silver shades. Black or navy combinations allow for more freedom (long live contrasts!), while patterns require a little restraint in shoes to avoid turning your feet into Christmas trees.
As for shiny or satin fabrics, avoid doubling up with ultra-shiny shoes. Balance is key.
Let's get to the heart of the matter. Because yes, shoes aren't something you choose at random, especially not for a wedding. Especially if you're wearing a backless wedding dress and plan on dancing until 3 a.m. to Claude François.
The pump is a classic. It goes with almost everything, and with a jumpsuit, it elongates the leg while adding an ultra-chic touch.
To be favored:
Nude pumps, perfect for slender legs (and the illusion of six feet).
Pastel tones if your combination is light.
Black or burgundy for dark suits.
Quick tip: avoid patent leather pumps if your outfit is already shiny. Otherwise, beware of the disco ball effect. Unless that's the goal, and in that case, we respect it.
When it's hot and the wedding is in a garden, heeled sandals are the stylish and breathable answer.
Why we like it:
They are airy, so perfect with a flowing jumpsuit.
You can play with thin straps, pastel colors, or even a small gold heel.
They are generally more comfortable than closed-toe pumps.
Caution: If the outfit is already very busy (ruffles, patterns, lace, etc.), keep your sandals simple. And avoid stilettos on the lawn, unless you're an adrenaline junkie.
They're back in style, and that's a good thing. Block-heeled mules are perfect if you want a trendy look without feeling like a martyr after an hour—especially with a flowing wedding dress that calls for uncompromising elegance.
They give a very fashionable look, especially with a wide or cropped jumpsuit.
The must:
A pair of colorful mules over a neutral jumpsuit.
Or the other way around: nude mules with a flashy jumpsuit.
But be careful: no flat mules. Unless you're going to be dancing barefoot at the end of the evening.
Yes, baby dolls are back. And with a high-waisted jumpsuit, they work wonders. Their small square heel and instep strap give a vintage look that we love.
For whom?
Guests who want to dance without twisting an ankle.
Those who like a retro look without resorting to disguise.
The top combo: flowing jumpsuit, powder pink leather babies, small matching clutch.
For fall or winter weddings, there's no need to compromise on fashion. The elegant and comfortable Empire Wedding Dress pairs perfectly with ankle boots—but not just any ankle boots.
We avoid thick, ranger-style boots (unless it's a very rock'n'roll wedding), and instead opt for:
Ankle boots with thin heels and pointed toes.
Smooth leather, suede, or even velvet for the more daring.
Under a black or burgundy jumpsuit, it can be ultra elegant.
There's always that one guest who refuses to wear heels. And you know what? We respect her. As long as the flats are chosen carefully.
Ban: Flat ballerinas with a bow in tired fabric.
To adopt: leather models, with a beautiful finish, why not slightly pointed to lengthen the leg.
Ideal with a 7/8 or cropped jumpsuit.
Yes, we've talked about what to do, but fashion faux-pas exist too. And sometimes we discover them too late.
A pair of overly unique shoes can ruin the overall look. If your outfit is already colorful or patterned, don't overdo it.
Keep in mind this golden rule: the jumpsuit is the star. Shoes are there to support the show, not steal the show.
It's a wedding, not a ten-minute fashion show. You'll be standing, stomping, dancing, crouching for the group photo, walking back and forth to the buffet... Suffice it to say, you need a Wedding Dress for Plus-Size Women that's as comfortable as it is stunning, designed to follow your every move without compromising on elegance.
Moral of the story: Test your shoes first. Walk in them. Dance a little. Otherwise, you'll end up barefoot on the grass cursing your heels for letting you down.
This is not the time to break out your 5-inch heels if you never wear them.
The right compromise? A 5 to 7 cm heel: elegance + stability. And your feet will thank you.
Still unsure? Here are some winning pairings to inspire you, based on your style or wedding theme.
Loose-fitting linen or viscose jumpsuit , natural tones, loose fit.
→ Opt for camel leather block heel sandals or woven mules.
A little touch: a flower crown or a rattan bag.
Black or navy blue jumpsuit , tailored cut.
→ Pointed suede pumps, or retro baby shoes.
Add a bold lipstick and a jeweled clutch for a twist.
Printed or pastel jumpsuit , light fabric.
→ Thin sandals or chic ballerinas.
Accessories made from natural materials: wood, rope, woven straw.
Burgundy, plum or forest green combination , thick fabric or velvet.
→ Elegant ankle boots, in suede or patent leather.
A fine wool shawl or a long coat to finish.
Shoes are essential. But accessories also make all the difference.
There's no need to have a clutch in exactly the same color as your shoes. On the contrary, a slight contrast can be a great choice, especially with a bohemian wedding dress that invites more freedom and naturalness in accessories.
Play with materials:
Leather and velvet
Metallic and matte
Fabric and rhinestones (in moderation)
Don't wear more than three visible colors in your look. It's a simple but effective rule for maintaining consistency.
Example :
Midnight blue jumpsuit
Nude shoes
Gold pouch
= 3 colors. Perfect.
You don't need a PhD in fashion to nail your wedding look. Just follow a few basic principles:
Consider the style of your suit
Choose stylish yet comfortable shoes
Play with textures and colors sparingly
Stay true to your style: you should feel beautiful and comfortable
And above all... have fun! Because a wedding is, above all, a celebration. And your shoes? They're there to support you, not hold you back.
There you go, you're ready to shine! And so are your feet. Now tell us: who's the most stylish on the dance floor?