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Protecting your feet comes first, which is why you should be shopping for Summer sandals that provide support.
Stomping around in flimsy kitten heels all day won’t get you very far, and you’ll likely shun these shoes after one or two wears. Protecting your feet comes first, which is why you should be shopping for Summer sandals that provide support.
Emery Denim Fringe Flat Sandal, Blue
Trust Rebecca Minkoff’s Emery Denim Sandals to do all the talking. Just throw on a breezy jumpsuit or dress and head out the door.
The Corbata Sandal
Try the Stuart Weitzman Corbata Sandal if you like to keep things effortless and ladylike.
Lace-up suede sandals with pom-pom
J.Crew’s Lace-Up Suede Sandals With Pom Poms come in the perfect colorway with a rope tie at the ankles to ground you.
Double Buckle Sandal
Tommy Hilfiger’s Double Buckle Sandal is probably the most sturdy slide you can find with the most eye-catching details, including a multicolored braided espadrille platform.
The Tramonto
If you prefer neutral footwear, shop M.Gemi’s Tramonto sandal with two thick straps, handmade with quality leather in Campania.
Saskia Sandal
Don’t be distracted by the playful pom-poms on Loeffler Randall’s Saskia Sandal. The strings are secured at all the right places around your foot, and the bonus is these babies go with everything in your wardrobe from culottes to a swimsuit and caftan.
Anica Criss Cross Sandal
If you prefer a super easy slide, look for something with a dependable sole and thick crisscross straps, like Cole Haan’s Anica Sandal.
Women’s Hallie Sandal
Tibi’s Hallie Sandal comes in electric blue and keeps your easiest looks extra sharp.
Women’s Leather Platform-Wedge Sandals
Prada’s Leather Platform provides tons of support and leverage, and it’s offered in patent leather or metallic this season.
Balearic Tie-Up Sandal in black
Soludos offers a wide range of comfortable espadrilles you can wear from the beach to dinner with a fancy dress. We love the gladiator look of the Balearic Tie-Up Sandal in black.
