Simple Black Pumps

By Amra B. 

Recently, my sister and I both purchased the same pair of black pumps and have not been taking them off ever since. I am really into stretchy-below-the-knee dresses lately and these simple black pumps complement the dress perfectly. Generally, I find them so versatile and feel like they can be combined with almost anything in my wardrobe. Below are some tips on how to wear a simple black pump: 

  • Wear them with boyfriend jeans: one of my favorite ways to style boyfriend jeans is to combine them with a simple black pump. Black pumps instantly add a dash of glamour to this otherwise casual style. 

  • Wear them with a pencil skirt: look perfectly chic in the office by pairing up black pumps with a pencil skirt. Black pumps are perfectly suited for any skirt below the knee due to their ability to visually elongate your legs. 

  • Combine them with a little black dress: for a perfect cocktail party look, pair up your simple black pumps with an LBD. For an extra dash of glamour, add a red lipstick and a clutch. 


Wishing you a great week! 

Outfit: Dress Custo Barcelona, moto jacket Mango, shoes Zara, purse Stella McCartney












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