Throughout Fashion Month, we've taken note of the trends making the biggest splash on both the runways and the streets. And the one trend that showed up most is mis-matched shoes.
We’re talking: One white, one black; One pink, one red. Feeling sparky, some show-goers even wore two completely different styles (with the same heel height, of course). Others chose pairs that come pre-scrambled (Jacquemus does it best). But with a trend this good, we’re more than willing to splurge a little extra on two separate pairs.
We’re talking: One white, one black; One pink, one red. Feeling sparky, some show-goers even wore two completely different styles (with the same heel height, of course). Others chose pairs that come pre-scrambled (Jacquemus does it best). But with a trend this good, we’re more than willing to splurge a little extra on two separate pairs.
As per usual, it was Phoebe Philo who really got the ball rolling when she sent clashing sandals and boots down the runway during her Spring 2017 show for Céline. Since then, designers and fashion girls alike have fallen in line, rejecting what come naturally to us (i.e. matching shoes) and creating something totally new in the footwear department.
We didn't think the slime trend could get any better, but this shoe switch-up just took it to a whole new level.
Maria Bernad
Maria Bernad
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No peacocking necessary when your shoe game is this strong.
Lisa Aiken
Lisa Aiken
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Shoe trend telepathy.
Annabel Rosendahl and Janka Polliani
Annabel Rosendahl and Janka Polliani
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Bottega Veneta woven sandals took fashion month by storm. This street style star took them beyond our expectations by swapping out one foot for the other.
Aylin Koenig
Aylin Koenig
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A simple 'fit turned PFW-worthy with a simple shoe switch-up.
Julie Pelipas
Julie Pelipas
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