How do you avoid/mitigate this problem?
I wear slim fitting jeans but my feet are size 11-12. Sometimes it ends up making my feet look massive, especially if they are are in a color which contrasts with the color of my jeans. Currently I wear size 44 sneakers with the insoles replaced with thinner ones to fit, they look great but for walking long distances or being on my feet all day they begin to hurt.
what style of shoe mitigates the perceived size of your feet? would something like a chelsea boot work?
Don't wear skinnier, tissue only way
if you have narrow feet, don't wear narrow shoes.
>>11328399
wear tight shoes till your toes fall off, like a geisha
>>11328399
wear big pants
>>11328399
Obvious question i guess is how tall are you? I got the same problem but i got tiny ass calves by comparison to everything else (thanks running!).
Slim tapered/straight pants or even straight/wide legged trousers and chunky shoes work for me but will also depent on your aesthetic. If you're like 5'10 + maybe try high tops?
What brand are the shoes on the photo?
>>11331880
Adidas Rick smith's
>>11331892
Nice try, but no.
They are Maison Martin Margiela http://www.coolmenshoes.com/tag/maison-martin-margiela-mens-shoes
>>11328399
What are these shoes?
>>11331880
>>11332033
lurk moar before posting.
>>11331880
german army trainers
I always try to find shoes with a low toe-box and not too tight to the ankle (Meme Projects, Vans, Nike). US12.5, tiny ankles/calfs and 6'3" here, feelsbadman.
Basically the worst shoes are bulbous runners and stuff which is tight on the ankle like Converse.
I actually bought the shoes you posted, but they fit weird and weren't worth the price-tag so I sent them back.
>>11333122
6'5 and size 12-13. Can't even wear geos.
