Ladies and gentlemen, I see that the gauntlet has been thrown down.

Once I wore one Chaco and one Doc Marten because it was the first warm, springlike day of the year but I couldn't locate one Chaco sandal. I didn't like the unevenness of sole.

So, I must pass, but I commend your taking mismatching to new heights.

Go eric!

This is all a bit too silly.

I've worn odd socks for decades because they're basically all the same and there's no reason other than convention for wearing matching colors/patterns on each foot. It's a way I remind myself to be an individual and not to fit in with convention (in other ways besides just wearing odd socks).

Now, if you had similar shoes in different colors, then maybe wearing odd shoes would be reasonable. However, I don't think anyone here wears odd socks to deliberately make themselves uncomfortable - at least to the extent of wearing one flat open sandal and one closed high heel or something. That would be like wearing your underwear backwards.

I wear mismatched rain boots and mismatched converse, because they're essentially the same shoe (I really hate walking with different leg-lengths due to sole thickness) but look friggin' cool.

I did that in sith grade, a blue capiezeo high top with a pink capezio low top. I did it every friday, people used to say I stole it from punky brewster, but chucks vs capezios? no contest. mismatching chucks is easy, mismatching a failed line of tennis shoes from a dance shoe company, now that's art.