Blush Mules Frye Ellie Loafer ($248) // Linea Paolo Annie Loafer ($110) // BP. Maddy Mule ($70)
Ankle Wrap Gianvito Rossi Petra Pumps ($825) // J.Crew Sophia Pumps ($179) // Nine West Andrea Pump ($81)
If you’re in the market for trendy spring shoes, these blush mules and ankle wrap pumps fit the bill. I chose blush mules because they have nice mix of masculine and feminine. For a bold look, try them with chiffon spring dresses. They’d also look amazing with a pair of white bootcut jeans.
For the ankle wrap pumps, the sky is the limit. I would wear that Nine West pair everywhere. But I would be especially excited to wear them with this ice blue Talbot’s sheath dress.
5 comments
Lizzy says:
I don’t care how trendy they are, I just can’t get behind mules. They are fug grandma shoes IMO! I love the color, but fuggggggg.
Anna says:
I’m with you.
Melinda says:
Anyone else have a hard time reconciling the suede shoe trend with spring and summertime wear? I always thought suede was more of a fall/winter fabric. Also, I feel like suede is so impractical if you live in a climate with unpredictable wet weather. Love the majority of the shoe styles, just wish they were in a more seasonable fabric!
Mary says:
My instep is really high, so mules often make my foot sore from the pressure on the top of the foot. I wore them when they were popular a few years ago, but I’ll pass this time around in favor of happy feet.
And suede – It seems like muted-pastel suede is everywhere right now. They are beautiful. I kind of like them for spring when you still need to dress for cooler temps, but like Melinda, I don’t think they’ll wear well into summer temps. But the Nine West shoes with the Talbot’s ice blue sheath would be divine. I’m apparently conflicted on this issue!
Jenn S. says:
Thirding not being with it on the mules; even trendy, they look outdated and clunky to me. I haven’t seen them worn in a flattering way yet.
Also, suede + spring doesn’t make sense to me. A spring color with an autumn/winter fabric is strange to me.