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01-02-2013 11:35 PM #1 Offline
What to wear with navy trousers
By coincidence I've found myself with a couple of new pairs of navy trousers in January; one pair of nice slim fit herringbone trousers from Topman and a pair of navy slim jeans from H&M.
Problem is I have no idea what to wear them with. The herringbone are for work wear - I'd normally wear a navy or black v neck but both feel totally wrong with navy for obvious reasons. Is grey the way to go? Are there any other options? Green? What jacket should I pair these with? I have a few black and cream options but none feel quite right.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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02-02-2013 12:46 AM #2 Offline
Grey is doable obviously, and I'd strongly consider burgundy. Green is a difficult one, and I'd keep it to accessories rather than a main item when navy is concerned.
The idea that navy can't be worn with black has been blown out of proportion. I often wear a black leather-look jacket and boots with navy chinos (they're styled like jeans), and I've never had bad comments or weird looks. I suppose you could go for brown leather instead. For other jacket types, grey is probably the best option if you want something you can use as an all-rounder.
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02-02-2013 03:32 AM #3 Offline
Brown, Grey and Burgundy Stay away from Green IMO. A lighter gray would perhaps be better, to add contrast.
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02-02-2013 03:27 PM #4 Offline
I think a green, v-neck, woolen jumper with a light-coloured shirt underneath looks excellent over navy trousers. I have worn this look a few times and I always get compliments.
If you think it's too formal, just put a denim jacket over the top. It really does work.
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03-02-2013 09:41 PM #5 Offline
Orange would look pretty dope, a lightweight V over a light blue or white shirt?
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04-02-2013 10:35 AM #6 Offline
Camel / cream coloured coats are an obvious match with navy
I was rocking navy chinos with a denim jacket a lot on the summer - it's a solid look
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