Metallic Sandals

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I have a pair of gold booties and a pair of silver oxford flats. They have made me believe that all shoes should be metallic. Metallics are a super neutral. They go with everything, but they also pop. I want to expand my metallic footwear habit to summer with shoes that will pick up the sparkle in the glistening water or shimmering sunset.
Pictured:
Color block strappy sandals, J.Jill, $79.99
Metallic Combo Born Sandals, 6pm, $44.99
Cut out Sam Edelman Sandals, $139.95
Bronze Suede Brigitte Bailey Sandals, 6pm, $41.99
Pictured:
Kitten heel Born Sandals, Sierra Trading Post, $87.85
Silver Crisscross Sofft Sandals, Zappos, $89.99
Gold Crisscross Franco Sarto Sandals, Lord & Taylor, $89
Patent Leather Pewter Sandals, Topshop, $96
 
Pictured:
Slingback Sandal, Barneys Warehouse, $109 (sale from $380, WANT!)
Cutout Donald J. Pliner Wedges, Neiman Marcus, $152
Faux Leather Strappy Sandals, Forever21, $19.80
Studded Wedge Sandals, Guess, $89

Comments

Jennifer Wells said…
I love metallics! Almost as much as I love it when this blog makes fun of the 90s.
May 23, 2013 at 2:25 PM
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