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Slippers, Mules, and Sandals: A Buying Guide

Slippers, Mules, and Sandals: A Buying Guide

Buying slippers, mules, and sandals comes down to a few checks you can do from the product page. Everything else is preference.

Wedge Sandals For All Day Wear

Wedge Sandals For All Day Wear

The all-day sandal is usually where comfort claims meet reality. A wedge can spread height across a broader base than a narrow heel, giving linen trousers, a long skirt or easy denim more lift without concentrating every step at one point. Espadrille rope, smooth leather and meta

Best Pointed Pumps

Best Pointed Pumps

What A Good Heel Still Does

Best Stiletto Pumps

Best Stiletto Pumps

Stiletto pumps are the most formal version of a shoe that still belongs in an ordinary wardrobe. The right pair gives trousers a clean finish, makes a simple dress feel deliberate, and can turn a plain evening into an occasion without requiring much else. I separate pumps by clos

The Best Jimmy Choo Shoes to Invest In for Fall (And Yes, the Bags)

The Best Jimmy Choo Shoes to Invest In for Fall (And Yes, the Bags)

The Jimmy Choo shoes actually worth investing in this fall — slingbacks, mules, pumps, ballet flats and boots — shopped across Net-A-Porter, Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and FWRD. Plus the Bon Bon and Cinch bags you may not know you can shop too.

Amina Muaddi Heels And The Flared Heel Effect

Amina Muaddi Heels And The Flared Heel Effect

Amina Muaddi heels are defined by a strong silhouette, a precise heel, and enough decoration to make a simple outfit feel intentional. The label's slingbacks and sandals work best when the shoe is allowed to be the focal point, rather than asked to compete with a loud hem or crowded accessories.

Mules and Slides for Late Summer

Mules and Slides for Late Summer

In flat and heeled versions, with notes on fit and walking.

Designer Pumps And Slingbacks

Designer Pumps And Slingbacks

How To Choose A Pump Or Slingback

Best Stiletto Shoes

Best Stiletto Shoes

Stiletto shoes are a study in trade-offs. The heel gives a clean line, but the shoe earns its place only when the upper, toe, and fastening keep the rest of the foot from doing all the labour. I look first at the shape of the heel, then at whether the shoe has a slingback or stra

Silver Shoes Go With More Than You Think

Silver Shoes Go With More Than You Think

Silver is the secret weapon that most people skip when thinking about neutral shoes.

Suede Boots Worth the Money

Suede Boots Worth the Money

A suede boot earns a place in rotation when its shaft, calf fit and sole suit the way you move. I look at heel shape, materials and finishing across ankle and knee-high pairs.

The Shoes Edit

The Shoes Edit

The shoes worth buying are the ones that give an outfit a point of view without asking you to reorganise your day around them. I am interested in shoes that earn repeat wear, whether that means a precise leather ankle boot, a pump with a sensible heel, or a flat that makes denim

Amina Muaddi Heels Vs Every Other Party Shoe

Amina Muaddi Heels Vs Every Other Party Shoe

Party shoes get judged by drama first and comfort second, which is backwards for anything you actually plan to wear all night. This edit compares Amina Muaddi's slingbacks, mules, and pumps against that standard, looking at which shapes hold up past the first hour. The angle is honesty about what a shoe can survive versus what it only photographs well doing.

Amina Muaddi Heel Height And Whether The Flare Actually Helps

Amina Muaddi Heel Height And Whether The Flare Actually Helps

Amina Muaddi built a whole identity on the sculptural heel, but height alone does not explain why some pairs feel steady and others do not. This edit compares the flares, thongs, and slingbacks that actually hold up in motion against the ones that stay striking only in a photograph. The angle here is comfort as a design feature, not an afterthought.

Slippers, Flats, and Boots: A Buying Guide

Slippers, Flats, and Boots: A Buying Guide

Buying Charvet Slippers comes down to a few checks you can do from the product page. Everything else is preference.

Straight-Leg Jeans and Loafers

Straight-Leg Jeans and Loafers

Straight-leg jeans with loafers, and how to get the hem, rise and shoe weight to agree.

Autry Sneakers

Autry Sneakers

Our Select

Boots 2026

Boots 2026

The Shapes Replacing The Knee High

Sneakers That Look like Dress Shoes Women's and What Goes With Them

Sneakers That Look like Dress Shoes Women's and What Goes With Them

Everything worth knowing about Sneakers That Look like Dress Shoes Women's is below, starting with the part that changes what you buy. Repeat one element, a metal, a texture or a colour, and an outfit looks deliberate.

Sandals you Can Walk Miles In: How to Wear Them

Sandals you Can Walk Miles In: How to Wear Them

The short answer on Sandals you Can Walk Miles In: pick one anchor piece, keep the palette to two colours, and let the shoes decide how formal the whole thing reads. One piece should lead and the rest should stay quiet; two competing pieces read as an accident.

Kitten Heels and Pumps: How to Wear Them

Kitten Heels and Pumps: How to Wear Them

The short answer on kitten heels and pumps: pick one anchor piece, keep the palette to two colours, and let the shoes decide how formal the whole thing reads. One piece should lead and the rest should stay quiet; two competing pieces read as an accident.

Best Ankle Boots

Best Ankle Boots

The Ankle Boots That Go With Everything

How to Style Types of Shoes

How to Style Types of Shoes

The short answer on Types of Shoes: pick one anchor piece, keep the palette to two colours, and let the shoes decide how formal the whole thing reads. Proportion does more than colour: volume on top wants something narrow below, and the reverse.

The Sneakers Edit

The Sneakers Edit

The sneakers edit is really a guide to choosing between polish, texture and actual visual energy. I want a pair that can take the casualness out of a dress, but I do not want a technical shoe pretending to be a minimalist one. My rule is simple: choose the material and shape first, then decide how much logo, shine or mesh you can live with.