Style Tips 6 years ago The Sandals You Need for Summer
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Calling all shoe lovers – sandal season is here!
Because I live in LA, we can nearly wear sandals year-round. But that means I’ve had time to take a bunch of styles and trends for a test drive. There are some good ones this season. Today I’m sharing a guide to the sandal styles that you need to add to your summer wardrobe.
From raffia and rattan to clear and classic, scroll down to check out all my favorite summer sandals…Which style is your fave?
Strappy
You’ve seen me wear these white By Far sandals numerous times {in fact you can see how I styled them by clicking on the number attached to the shoes} and I still can’t seem to get enough of them. They work with practically everything! This season I’ve seen a bunch of other strappy sandals with a similar look – and at affordable price points.
Woven, Raffia And Rattan
Summer calls for all things woven, raffia and rattan {make sure to check out my basket bag guide} and your sandals are no exception. You’ve seen me wear my Bottega Veneta slides over and over, but there are so many other stylish options out there! I kind of want them all…
In The Clear
Without a doubt, PVC is one of the biggest summer trends! My Valentino sandals are a clear favorite in my wardrobe this season {pun intended}, and I’ve rounded up a few others I love as well.
Caged
Call them caged sandals or grid sandals, either way, this style is super popular this summer. While there are a ton of different styles that range from simple to statement, I’m digging styles that feel a little bit more classic.
Classic & Timeless
Speaking of classic, no matter how many different pairs of sandals you have in your closet, you must have a pair of truly chic, stylish and timeless sandals that can be worn with everything. I’ve worn my Hermes slides to death and while they may have been on the pricier side, they were totally worth the wear {by miles}. No matter what your shoe budget is though, there are a ton of amazing options out in stores right now.
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