SNo
Cif your feet are warm enough its fine.
LHere are the details
CWhen it comes to wearing white footwear at this time of year, it’s probably going to revolve more around whether you’re comfortable getting them wet and dirty
ADefinitely not
AThe mesh/suede part will probably get ruined from the weather though
ASuede doesn’t work too well with water
ABut I would say still wear them they’re a good looking shoe
LYes I'm afraid of the rain so much
NMyth: suede is delicate.
I don’t know how the myth got started, it’s entirely false. Real suede is an incredibly durable leather. It doesn’t show surface scratches or stains very much. It can get literally soaked and bounce right back. It’s incredibly easy to care for; it’s receptive to neglect and papering.
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I don’t know how the myth got started, it’s entirely false. Real suede is an incredibly durable leather. It doesn’t show surface scratches or stains very much. It can get literally soaked and bounce right back. It’s incredibly easy to care for; it’s receptive to neglect and papering.
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NJust put some rain repellent on them
NIf it snows obviously use common sense and wear boots
NFor inclement winters those Vejas are fine
CYeah suede is one of those materials that feels like it should disintegrate at the sight of anything beyond a clear sunny day, but it’s tougher than it looks.
JIt does need some care, though. When I've gotten water on my suede shoes, I like to use a suede brush after they've dried out.
BI haven't 
LThanks guys
LMy question was more "Will I look stupid to wear these in winter ?"
CNope.
LOkay, they seems to be much more hot weather appropriate
LThanks