A navy suit with dark shoes shows a quieter lower colour connection than the blue reference with a white pair. The fronts overlap; a pale shirt, patterned tie and small pale pocket detail interrupt the upper area. One hand is in a trouser pocket. The stone-wall photograph provides a complete front outline without a side, rear view or material confirmation.
Use the look for a comparison of colour weight. Keep jacket and trousers unchanged in the actual outfit and try your dark shoes. Consider shirt and tie as a separate question afterwards. You may enjoy the darker footwear area without wanting this exact tie. Walk, sit and assess the front after standing before rearranging it. Have the real jacket’s intended fastening demonstrated. Add a rear view with your arms free so the pocket pose is not your only fitting reference. This turns the quiet overall colour into an explainable styling choice rather than an unsupported promise of suitability for every invitation. Clarify the event’s requirements independently.