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Here is a curated list of the top footwear trends for Spring/Summer 2025. Which style will you step into this season?
March 30, 2021 | By Katherine Bishop
Strut in Style: Mary Janes & Ballet Flats
The ’90s are back with Mary Janes and Ballet flats making a comeback, courtesy of fashion powerhouses like Miu Miu and Chanel. Style tip: Pair Mary Janes with white socks for a playful vibe or opt for sheer mesh to elevate your evening look
The Mesh Effect: Ballet Flats Reimagined
Mesh Ballet flats are the cool new kid on the block, with a transparent twist that’s capturing hearts. Style them with wide-leg jeans and a crisp white tee for an effortlessly chic brunch ensemble.
Kitten Heels: The Comfortable Comeback
Embrace the kitten heel trend, as seen on the runways of Prada and Valentino. They’re the perfect blend of comfort and style. Match them with cropped trousers for a look that’s both office and street-style ready.
Tassels and Ties: Footwear with a Flair
Tassels and ties are the playful additions your footwear wardrobe needs. Try Chloé’s bow-tied shoes with a flowy dress to add a touch of whimsy to your outfit.
Flirty Flip Flops: Casual Elegance
Flip flops are no longer just for the beach. Team them up with a sleek trouser or a white summer dress to keep things casual but polished.
Rubber and Raffia: Vacation Vibes
Rubber tentacles and raffia details are all the rage, bringing those vacation feels to your everyday. Rock a pair from JW Anderson with a breezy sundress, and you’re summer-ready.
Caged Sandals: The Timeless Trend
Caged sandals are here to stay, thanks to The Row. Sport them with tailored shorts for an effortlessly stylish look that’s as timeless as summer itself.
Embellished Elegance: Dazzling Details
Keep the sparkle alive with crystal fringe and jewel-encrusted sandals from Gucci. They’ll add a touch of glamour to any summer night.
Espadrilles: The Summer Staple
The quintessential summer shoe, espadrilles are a must. Opt for a mid-heel to channel that elegant French Riviera style.
