?A power woman’s go to, the stiletto adds height, confidence and prestige to the wearer and they work for tuxedos, too. Because the suit and tie look of a tuxedo is usually reserved for nicer occasions, wear a pair of stilettos that matches the overall theme of the event, such as closed toe pumps for business related functions and sandals for spring and summer occasions.
Be sure that the tuxedo pant either falls long enough to cover nearly the whole heel without dragging on the floor or is short enough that the hem hits at the ankle. For the former look, you want a longer pant in a looser fit style that hides the height of the heel. For the latter look, show off your stilettos by grabbing a pair of fitted tuxedo pants that cut off at the ankle.
With such a dressed up look, there’s no reason you can’t grab a pair of fancy flats to top off the style. Be sure that your tuxedo pant isn’t so long that it drags on the floor, but also doesn’t cut off too short of the ankle. For the shoe itself, keep it classic by looking for a patent leather flat in the same hue as the tuxedo. If you want to step outside of a conservative look, go for a bold, solid color flat. Flats should be made with quality material such as patent leather, silk and satin to keep the professional polish of the tuxedo intact.
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