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A classy suit, an expensive watch and a trendy belt won't be enough to make the right style statement if you are going to neglect the pair that completes the look. Shoes play an important part in synchronising the style and are important in finishing off the style complementing the rest of the attire. Here's a pick to furnish that complete look.

BOSS HUGO BOSS

Give your workday wardrobe a polished finish in these Boss Hugo Boss fine leather slip-on oxfords. Soft goat textured leather upper with round toe, rear heel overlay, neatly trimmed collar with dual tonal elastic stretch gore, hi-rise loafer style tongue and oxford style front toe overlay with scalloped perforation detailing. Soft leather lining, cushioned leather logo insole, sturdy textured logo outsole complete the finish.

Berluti

This brand entertains those overtly stylish seekers who wish to be spotted for an immediate second glance in a crowd and for whom price is not a criterion. Noted for its soft and supple texture, most models are priced high.

Barker Black

Barker Black sports a playful appearance but is most appropriate for work also. The subtle details that go into comfort and unique look make it popular among men who prefer the assertion of their individuality without calling forth the attention of others, an aspect that makes the brand stay above others.

HUDSON FELINI SADDLE SLIP

Classic styled, formal slip-on loafers from Hudson. The upper has stitching detail down the centre as well as a neat saddle feature at the vamp. They sport a wonderful looking style which has a leather insole and outsole.

JO GHOST PLAIN GIBSON

The classic Gibson style undergoes the Jo Ghost treatment for the new season. The upper on this style is completely natural and has been dyed by hand and there is also a five-tie lace up front. This style also has a leather insole and outsole.

Amedo Testoni

The predominantly hand-stitched Amedeo Testoni line of dress shoes from Testoni combines hand-dyed calfskin leathers with some of the richest exotic skins, including crocodile, ostrich, and sharkskin. The firm also employs the Norvegese and Rapid construction methods, which dictate multiple layers of stitching to attach the upper to the welt and to the sole.