Whether you're working full-time in an office with a formal dress code or going for your first "adult" job interview, a nice pair of dress shoes is a must.
There actually are five dress shoes every man should own, but picking out a single pair can prove to be quite daunting.
Shop around a bit and you'll quickly find out that many dress shoes can cost a small fortune. Regardless of high prices, you're still going to need a pair.
Luckily, we did all the searching for you. If you're in the market for a new pair of shoes or are just want to expand your style on a budget, look no further.
1. Ted Baker London Pelton Plain Toe Derby, $175
2. Jack Erwin Abe Penny Loafer, $195
3.Vince Camuto Tallden Wingtip, $195
4. Stacy Adams Madison II Monk Strap, $160
5. Jack Erwin Charlie Penny Loafer, $175
6. Cole Haan Hamilton Grand Wingtip Oxford, 139.97 (Originally $280)
7. Aldo Vianello Chelsea Boot, $155
8. Cole Haan Pinch Grand Tassel Loafer, $102 (Originally $170)
Source: Busniess Insider
Junior Trader Stefan Panteleev
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