A roundup of the leading silos, colors and materials of the season.
The new neutral for
next spring: dusty pink.
1. Thom Solo 2. Thierry Rabotin 3. G.H. Bass
4. Island Slipper 5. Birkenstock 6. Clarks
7. Splendid 8. Earth 9. Secret Celebrity
Ghillie sandals: the gladiator sequel.
1. Splendid 2. Seven Dials 3. Gee Wa Wa
4. Sacha London 5. Rockport 6. Bos & Co.
Perforated leather presents a warm-weather spin on classic men’s casuals.
1. Geox 2. Florsheim 3. Sperry 4. Mark Nason 5. Hush Puppies 6. Cat 7. Clarks
The new gold standard is a subtler version of the winning metallic.
1. Blossom 2. Seven Dials 3. Keds 4. Joules 5. Thierry Rabotin
A fall silhouette gets a chic spring makeover.
1. Rockport 2. Earthies 3. Tamaris 4. Blossom
Woven uppers weave a new look in men’s kicks.
1. Under Armour 2. Diadora 3. Creative Recreation 4. Puma
Tassel ornaments present a preppy refinement to loose ends.
1. Dansko 2. Fulya Cerit 3. Geox 4. Soma 5. Bernardo 6. Minnetonka 7. G.H. Bass
Statement-making cayenne adds a little zest to summery silhouettes.
1. Cat 2. French Sole 3. Sixty Seven 4. Restricted
Laser-cut uppers give a
geometric flair to women’s flats.
1. Restricted 2. Propet 3. Eastland 4. Keds
5. FCC New York 6. Earth 7. Minnetonka
Get in gear with classic driving mocs for dudes.
1. Florsheim 2. Eastland 3. SAS 4. Clarks 5. T.B. Phelps 6. Sebago
White soles remain in play for sandal season.
1. Bos & Co. 2. Rocky 4EurSole 3. Sorel 4. Easy Spirit 5. Sperry 6. Propet 7. Jambu
Subtle hues of green offer a fresh alternative to traditional pastels.
1. Gee Wa Wa 2. Novesta 3. Chooka 4. Easy Spirit
The nature-inspired material floats for spring.
1. Easy Spirit 2. Bos & Co. 3. Geox 4. Sacha London 5. Hush Puppies 6. Naot 7. Waldlaufer
Athletic accents pump up classic espadrilles.
1. SAS 2. Sperry 3. Keds 4. Toni Pons 5. Andrew Stevens Collection 6. Seven Dials
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