What shoes should I be wearing with a jersey dress?

[cece]

I have a few jersey dresses that I would like to wear to work (teacher in primary school). When it is warm enough I wear them with sandals but at the moment it isn't warm enough for sandals.However, I am not sure which type of shoe would go.

Mostly they are either empire line type dresses, either knee length or a bit longer than knee length.

I have ballet pumps but they don't just feel right iyswim. I cannot do heels though (well not high ones). Most of all they have to be comfotable as well as stylish...

Any suggestions?

[cece]

Northern is right. I have to try on ballet pumps and similar shoes as I find most of them are hideously uncomfortable or fall of when I walk. It is a rare day when I find a pair that are comfortable and stay on!

I might give some brogues and mary janes a go next time I go to a fab shopping place. I can feel a day out looming.

[Spookey80]

You have to buy brogues, they look so cute with dressed. Bored of ballet flats and also looking for something mor substantial I bought a pair of light ink coloured brogues from dune. They are so comfortable and go with everything. I'm chuffe to bits with them.

[goingmadinthecountry]

I too am looking out for primary school shoes but really can't bring myself to wear any of those even if they are comfortable. I can't bring myself to pay £70 for ugly shoes.

Probably why I wear trousers most of the year!

[NorthernLurker]

They are nice but the problem with those, or indeed nearly all ballet style etc for people with wide feet is that your foot won't stay in them. The toe bit can't counteract the effect of the broad foot and they simply fall off. I have to have something holding my foot in

[fivecandles]

These are a cross between loafers and ballets. Nice in the nude colour www.marksandspencer.com/Footglove-Fashion-Tassel-Loafer-Pumps/dp/B00A3L0QXM?ie=UTF8&ref=sr_1_18&nodeId=1907064031&sr=1-18&qid=1368346250

[hollyisalovelyname]

Thank you.

[cece]

These are cute but not sure they would be any good with my dresses but might be nice with a skirt.

[NorthernLurker]

Holly I tried Gabor today - not nearly wide enough for me

[cece]

Debenhams - one is Rocha John Rocha, one is planet and the other is just a Debenhams one.

[NorthernLurker]

I know. I think they do look better on........

[hollyisalovelyname]

Check out Caprice brand, Heavenly Feet and Gabor

[hollyisalovelyname]

Northern those shoes were a fright. Sorry

[hollyisalovelyname]

Cece where did you buy the jersey dresses?

[ArbitraryUsername]

The first camper ones come in a range of colours, I think.

[cece]

I like the camper ones arbituary and also the ones quickquick linked to.

[cece]

How about these?

I think I have found a make of shoes I like the look of...

[QuickQuickSloe]

I have just bought these to wear in a primary school, I think they will go with most of my dresses. The come in a wide fit too.

[ArbitraryUsername]

I think I'd like a pair of these too.

[ArbitraryUsername]

I want a pair of these, but I have to try shoes on before buying.

What about these, OP? They come in patent too if you prefer.

[BikeRunSki]

White Stuff for wedges! I don't do heels either, but White Stuff wedges are some of the mist comfy shoes I have ever had. I have three pairs! Great for my wide feet, and good with jersey dresses!

[NorthernLurker]

these are the blue ones

[NorthernLurker]

My 15 yr old hates them so much she won't give any opinion.

I'm thinking of this dress with black opaques. The blue sort of ties in with the grey or should I go red for some contrast?

[cece]

I would like to think I could wear those wedge ones all day but tbh I'd be a cripple!

I like those northern but not sure they would go with my dresses....

[NorthernLurker]

Yup I know . But they HAVE to be comfy and this is the best I could do.

[Nehru]

northern
My mum wears shoes like that

she is 75