Pumps by Gucci and Bottega Veneta offer the right dose of drama, while pointed pumps by Proenza Schouler and Totême are crafted to perfection.
The Row – Bare heels. Courtesy.
Khaite – Seneca Shoes. Courtesy.
Proenza Schouler – Trap Heels. Courtesy.
Gucci – Slingback sandals. Courtesy.
Bottega Veneta – Pointed Heels. Courtesy.
Toteme – The Pencil model mules. Courtesy.
The minimalist Mary Jane shoes
Last year, the mary jane shoes, with the most modern models of The Row, Aeyde and Tory Burch, among others. The minimalist style of these shoes is defined by a thinner-than-usual strap, made to be closer to a cool-girl aesthetic than a preppy-girl one. The proposals by Alaïa and Mango are a bit more daring.
Tory Burch – Flats Runway. Courtesy.
Massimo Dutti – Flats with buckle. Courtesy.
Aeyde – Uma shoes in leather. Courtesy.
The Row – Leather Flats. Courtesy.
Alaïa – Dancers. Courtesy.
Handle – Metallic Flats. Courtesy.
Simple but stylish sneakers
When creating a collection of minimalist footwearsome simple tennis, but with style, are the best starting point. Today, The Row and Totême styles are perfectly acceptable (and recommended) for pairing with dressier pieces, like a masculine-inspired suit or fabulous dress. You also can’t ignore the offerings from traditional tennis brands like Adidas, Nike, and New Balance.
The Row – Tennis Owen. Courtesy.
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Adidas Originals – Samba OG Tennis. Courtesy.
Adidas Gazelle sneakers. Courtesy.
Handle – Tennis. Courtesy.
Totême – Leather and suede sneakers. Courtesy.
Nike – Daybreak Tennis. Courtesy.
The elegant loafers
Loafers, in all their forms, are a timeless staple. However, we especially like the preppy look of Gucci’s ‘Penny loafers’, those by GH Bass and Saint Laurent. The Porte & Paire two-tone version is an elevated classic, just like this loafer style from The Row.
Gucci – Jordaan loafers. Courtesy.
The Row – Loafers. Courtesy.
Porte & Paire – Two-tone loafers. Courtesy.
Saint Laurent – Le Loafer loafers. Courtesy.
GH Bass – Whitney Weejuns Loafers. Courtesy.
Tod’s – Leather loafers. Courtesy.
edgy black boots
Black boots, not so basic, are a timeless classic in the wardrobe. They get along better with everything. Pointed toes from Porte & Paire, The Row and Reformation make a statement, while boots from Khaite are a beauty in their own right. For a more casual style, Mango and Totême boots provide maximum style with minimum effort.
Porte & Paire – High boots. Courtesy.
Reformation – Remy Boots. Courtesy.
Totême – The Riding model boots.Courtesy.
Mango – Leather boots. Courtesy.
Khaite – Davis Boots. Courtesy.
The Row – Lady Boots. Courtesy.
Sneakers and flats
Like the mary jane shoes, these work, but are even more discreet. The ballerinas They are crucial in your collection of minimalist footwear. From Hereu’s scrunchy style to Khaite’s crystal version, wear yours with a simple pair of jeans for a simple elegance look. An honorable mention goes to the Maison Margiela Tabi ballerinas, which are a street style staple every season.
Khaite-Flats Marcy. Courtesy.
Aeyde – Kirsten Ballerinas. Courtesy.
Hereu – Toe Shoes. Courtesy.
Everlane – Ballerinas. Courtesy.
Maison Margiela – Flats Tabi. Courtesy.
Porte & Paire – Flats with bow. Courtesy.
Article originally published in Vogue US, vogue.com.
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