Both shades work with a wide range of skin tones, so your entire crew will look cohesive but not cookie-cutter.
The first of these broadsides, was published for Day of the Dead in 1913 (it bears a date), and is titled "Remate de Calaveras Alegres y Sandungueras, Las que hoy son empolvadas Garbanceras pararn en deformes calaveras" ("The Ending of the Cheerful and Sandunga-dancing skulls", "those that today are powdered ordinary and vulgar will end as deformed skulls")
some argue they're more formal than cap toe oxfords, since they're simpler, and others argue that they're more casual, because they show wear more
More was more, as was common in design of this period, whether fashion, architecture, or interior decoration
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