“Broguing” typically refers to the perforations on the top of the shoe, common in England, Ireland and Scotland, which differentiates brogues from other low-heeled working shoes like Oxfords ...

and wingtips (brogues with a W-shaped piece of leather stitched across the toe—all wingtips are brogues, but not all brogues are wingtips) are generally subspecies of Oxfords and derbies.