A light blue office outfit connects jacket and trousers in a similarly pale shade. A white shirt with an open collar sits beneath. The trousers finish above black loafers, leaving a visible ankle area. A larger watch appears at the wrist. One hand touches the collar while the other is in a pocket. The person is shown during a step, with the upper head cropped out.
Compare this view if a lighter continuous outfit is an option for your workplace. Assess the main pieces first and the black shoe contrast afterwards. You need not adopt either the watch or the same short trouser line. Decide how much visible space you want between the hem and your actual intended shoe.
Test the finish walking and seated with the real pair. If you want socks, include their colour and height directly. Look at the shirt after sitting too: a hand touching the collar in a photograph does not demonstrate a neutral working posture. Compare the open neckline with relaxed arms and the objects you normally use at work before deciding on the whole arrangement.