What shoes should I wear with skirts?

[DumbledoresGirl]

Oh dear, the ignominy of starting a style and beauty thread (like I care about these things!) but I need advice.

I tend to be a jeans and boots kind of girl but I might have to start wearing skirts more often and want to know what shoes I should buy to go with them. Not court shoes surely? I find them so uncomfortable. And not old ladies' lace up shoes either. Nothing with high heels (small heel fine) as I am tall enough without adding to it.

I just saw Cod's choice of footglove boots and was expecting to hate them but I actually like them (though doubt they would fit my feet) so my faith in Cod's shoe sense is restored, so Cod please feel free to post too.

Oh, one other thing, I have wide feet and my left foot is one and a half sizes bigger than my right foot so the shoes can't have a pointy toe and the uppers must be quite high.

But if you could just post links to the kind of shoe I should look for, then I can sort out the details.

TIA.

ooh shall do

have been avoiding PL and the like since our purchase

have a sneaky feeling we have paid £squillions too much

but then again we love it

even if the hills (spit) are now reaping the rewards by renting nearby

i cannot be arrussed trying to work out which of the many links you are rejecting - help pls

they are ALL AWFUL
anything posted by Malory
I feel quite differently towards her now. I shall block all emails from her henceforth until she promised never to praise a pair of clarks again

The imp thing is that you love it. And you can feel happy that we are sitting in the hills proposed rental, enjoying BOTH the tennis courts ha hahahahahahsa

it looks fabulous, pph

nice sheep

tell those arses of estate agents to correct the spelling of facades

ps what's a quoin?

but lol at size of playroom

you've given the poor mites a cupboard, basically, no?

quoin - those big stone dressings on the side of a brick built house... look at the front

yes I saw that
the brochure is fine

must remember that for scrabble

lots of good scrabble words in architectural terms

I used dentil the other day to get onto a tricky triple word score
how I preened

is it a dead lentil?

no it is the little teeth (hence dentil) hanging from a cornice or architrave

like so

ooh, that's good

will use that definition for balderdash one day

they didn't photograph the playroom!
that was the tv room (that cupboard has the tv and a zillion DVDs in it). Of course before the photographers came around it also was covered in toys but I boxed them up in about 15 plastic crates and hid them in an outbuilding

no, i was looking at the floorplan

(good layout for a listed house though)

(despite toycupboard playroom)

aaah you were looking at what was called the "little playroom", which was actually a computer room off the kitchen, not the "big playroom" which was completely out of control with Toys and Books and Stuff... which they called something else entirely on the floorplan (can't remember what!)