I am wondering if black low-heeled (~2 inches) booties are appropriate under a black suit for interviews. Not for myself, but for someone who will be interviewing for professional schools in a cold, very snowy climate. The interviews will include tours of campuses, so lots of walking in and out of buildings.
This has become a brutal winter in the NE, and pumps/dressy heels are out of the question. Changing in and out of boots is also a bit impractical, I think, in addition to all the other stressors of these interviews. Plus, traffic in and out of buildings is making all floors super slippery. Winter has become truly hazardous around here.
The booties are neat and simple..Clarks, I think. The suit pants are a trendier tapered version. So I think the hems *should* be OK if climbing over ginormous snow banks isn't part of the tours I would like to think that opting for common sense by wearing practical shoes should count for something, but I don't know...