Do these boot match this outfit?

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• hjake Posts: 1,274

  April 9 edited April 9

  I am not sure what you mean by "match".

  1. Yes, those boots can accessorize that outfit.

  2. No the colour on the boots would not "match" the colour on the outfit just as is the case in the real world. For colour matching in the real world the surfaces must have the same surface properties. For example a plastic car bumper and metal car fender only look the same colour because the surface paint is completely opaque so the underlying surface does not influence the reflection/scatter of light. In 3D "reality", you could use the material/shader used on the outfit on the boots. Those boots have a shiny material and the outfit has a flat/fabric material.

  As for sexy secretaries look at existing products to get some inspiration as to what accessories your outfit will have.

  https://www.daz3d.com/catalogsearch/result?pp=80&q=secretary&s=score&p=1&guid=

  You can also look at products on other websites or by search engine image results.

   

   

  Post edited by hjake on April 9
• zombietaggerung Posts: 3,846

  April 9

  IMO those boots do not go with that skirt. If you are OK with just a heel, I would suggest this: https://www.daz3d.com/aerith-high-heels-for-genesis-9-and-8-female or this: https://www.daz3d.com/tifa-peeptoe-pumps-for-genesis-9-and-8-female or if it HAS to be a boot these: https://www.daz3d.com/kara-high-heel-boots-for-genesis-8-and-9
• 3Diva Posts: 11,973

  April 9 edited April 9

  If you're going for "high-class escort" then maybe. If you're going for an office worker, no.

  Also, that outfit (even without the boots) wouldn't be appropriate in the office as showing midriff is against most office dress codes. One of these, by the same PA, would probably be more office appropriate: 

  

  https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-spr-campus-suit-for-genesis-9

   

  

  https://www.daz3d.com/spr-workplace-suit-for-genesis-9

  Post edited by 3Diva on April 9
• Cybersox Posts: 9,281

  April 10

  For a stripper?  Yes.  For someone who works in an office.. if we're talking real life, the outfit is highly unlikely and the shoes even less so.  If we're talking about someone dressing up for some naughty personal fantasy, or a story set on the set of an adult film, then sure.           
• richardandtracy Posts: 7,140

  April 10

  At the company where I work in the later years of the 1990's we had a young-ish (late 20's) secretary join the engineering company I work for. She lasted around 5 months before moving on, and dressed in a white blouse & black or dark grey skirt in the style of the ones in the OP's post. She also either wore high heel knee boots or high heel pumps. She never wore a jumper or any form of leg covering despite the fact it was a pretty miserable winter. When waiting for her boyfriend to pick her up after work (often up to 15 minutes), she wore a mid-thigh length faux fur coat that completely covered her skirt and made it look like she was wearing nothing other than the coat & her high heel footwear. She also took the opportunity to smoke continuously while waiting for her boyfriend - the company has a no smoking policy. The boyfriend barely stopped his car when picking her up, and it would be very easy to misconstrue what was going on when she was picked up.

  So, yes. I have seen an office worker wear that sort of clothing in the engineering industry. But only one person between 1987 & now.

  Regards,

  Richard.

   
• FirstBastion Posts: 8,048

  April 10

  The OP outfit looks well made,  even if a bit tight fitting,  the boots though do not really add anything aesthetically pleasing to the ensemble. A nice quality shoe would work better. 
• scorpio Posts: 8,533

  April 10

  So much judgement on a womans character based on how she dresses.
• Richard Haseltine Posts: 108,079

  April 10

  scorpio said:

  So much judgement on a womans character based on how she dresses.

  Indeed, please drop the using clothes to make assumptions about character or availability.
• hjake Posts: 1,274

  April 10

  richardandtracy said:

  At the company where I work in the later years of the 1990's we had a young-ish (late 20's) secretary join the engineering company I work for. She lasted around 5 months before moving on, and dressed in a white blouse & black or dark grey skirt in the style of the ones in the OP's post. She also either wore high heel knee boots or high heel pumps. She never wore a jumper or any form of leg covering despite the fact it was a pretty miserable winter. When waiting for her boyfriend to pick her up after work (often up to 15 minutes), she wore a mid-thigh length faux fur coat that completely covered her skirt and made it look like she was wearing nothing other than the coat & her high heel footwear. She also took the opportunity to smoke continuously while waiting for her boyfriend - the company has a no smoking policy. The boyfriend barely stopped his car when picking her up, and it would be very easy to misconstrue what was going on when she was picked up.

  So, yes. I have seen an office worker wear that sort of clothing in the engineering industry. But only one person between 1987 & now.

  Regards,

  Richard.

   

   

  HEY!!!! That was my girlfriend!!!!