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Step Up Your Game With Stacy Adams!

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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Stacy Adams for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

Last week I showed you the shoes I got from Stacy Adams. The unboxing, to be precise. But that doesn’t really tell us anything on how good they would look with a real outfit, does it?
In case you missed my first post, Stacy Adams unveiled a brand new line of men’s shoes and they asked my to give my opinion of it. I chose a pair of Hawthorne shoes and I anxiously waited their arrival via UPS.
In the meantime I had time to take some photos of these double monk strap shoes, and I’ll tell you how I made them shine. I wore:
– a fuchsia dress shirt
– a burgundy v-neck sweater
– a black leather jacket
– a gray wool pocket square with a fishbone pattern
– and a pair of dyed blue jeans
Let’s take a look at some of these photos, shall we?
As you can see, there’s a partial match between the shirt and the top and a FULL match between Stacy Adams shoes and my jacket.
The two style secrets that are making this outfit work are number 1 – color – and number 2 – color matching.
Want one for yourself?
Well, not the whole outfit, just the shoes. To win them, you need to do three simple things.
First, please carefully read the Official Rules found here.
Second, leave a comment below with your email address and you’re automatically in!
Third, For an additional entry, post on Facebook by tagging Stacy Adams and using #StacyAdamsStyle

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Good luck!

 


 

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George Lavas

George is dedicated to fashion and style for men. Based in the UK, George enjoys writing about lifestyle and fashion from both sides of the pond. George created BeStylish.org to help readers create a strong sense of style with minimum effort believing that everyone can look and feel good, all day, every day.

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