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Yes because the gray and the brown are neutral colors; therefore, the blue pants would look fine with the gray shirt and the brown shoes.
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Brown shoes khaki pants blue shirt?
Yes
Does a light brown brazer go well with khaki pants and a royal blue shirt?
does a light brown blazer go well with a royal blue shirt and khaki pants and brown shoes
Is it ok to wear black shoes with tan pants and a dark blue shirt?
Brown would be better but without the dark blue shirt, maybe a brown shirt and brown shoes or a black shirt and black shoes. That would be much better. Dark blue and tan= wrong.
What are the names and colors of the seven dwarfs?
The seven dwarfs in the Disney movie are:Happy (yellowish hat, blue pants, brown shirt)Dopey (purple hat, big green shirt, no beard)Sneezy (yellowish hat, maroon pants, brown shirt)Grumpy (brown hat, red shrit, brown pants)Doc (has glasses, brownish hat, and a red shirt with buttons and a black belt)Sleepy (blue hat, tan shirt, maroon pants)Bashful (blue hat, yellow shirt, orange pants)
What color shoes go with black shirt and blue pants?
black converse :)
Do brown shoes go with pink pants and purple shirt?
white shoes, black shoes,and possibly yellow depending on the shade of purple
Can you wear a blue shirt with brown pants?
yes but it will look funny
What would you wear with electric blue shoes?
Dark pants, and a shirt of any color with bright blue accents
Can you wear black shirt purple pants with blue shoes?
nope unless your color blind
What color socks should you wear with brown shoes kahkis and a blue shirt?
Brown socks.
What color shoes go with beige pants and a dark blue top?
A pair of dark brown shoes would look great with beige pants and a dark blue top.
What color pants go with brown shoes?
Almost any color of pants, with the exception of black, go with brown shoes. Some shades of brown do not go together as well as others. With brown shoes, you can wear pants in colors that include tan, blue, burgundy. wine, gray, and gold.
