One focal point is enough.
The Patent Bred has two things working at once: a strong red-and-black contrast and a glossy finish. Both pull the eye toward your feet. Start there when you put an outfit together, then decide how much attention you want everything else to take.
Black denim and a heavyweight plain tee make an easy starting point. A grey layer softens the outfit. If you add another red element, keep it small enough that it feels like a connection instead of a uniform.
Think about the hem.
The shape of your trousers changes how much of a high-top you see. A shorter hem reveals the collar; a relaxed straight leg lets the shoe sit underneath it. Try both in a mirror before deciding that a silhouette does or does not work for you.
Keep an eye on where the fabric rests. You want to see the parts of the shoe you liked in the first place, whether that is the collar, the toe or the contrast along the side.
Look at it in different light.
A glossy surface catches its surroundings. A studio image can show bright reflections while the same colorway looks quieter in softer light. Browse more than one angle, and ask for a current photo of the actual pair if the finish is what is drawing you in.
Most of all, choose an outfit you already enjoy wearing. A statement pair should give your rotation another option, not make getting dressed harder.