Step into Spring: 2015 Footwear trends
Spring has sprung and with it comes a set of trends specifically those in footwear. If you haven’t had the chance to check them out or just need a little refresher I am here to help. Check out my rundown & some options on how you can make them your own. Let’s get started.
Flats
Now flats aren’t new to fashion, but even so they manage to reinvent themselves in order to make a returning appearance each season.
Runway
Bottega Veneta Spring 2015
Bottega Veneta Spring 2015
Real way
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BP. Cutout Flat (Women)
The Cutout Flat (Women) Avaliable in Gold and Pewter Glitter for $49.95 at Nordstorm.
Futuristic Shoes
This particular trend is definitely for those fashionistas who don’t shy away from being the center of attention.
Runway
Alexander Wang Spring 2015
Real Way
Silver and Black Futuristic Platform Knee High Womens Boots
Dear to wear these? Silver and Black Futuristic Platform Knee High Womens Boots for $134.15 from Uturn Utopia.
Gladiator
Depending on how you feel you might be glad the Gladiator trend is back yet again.
Runway
Real way
Wild Rose Tasseled Super Strappy Caged Gladiator Heels
Wild Rose Tasseled Super Strappy Caged Gladiator Heels for $52.99 original, but now on sale for $21.20 at Charlotte Russe.
Mules
In a case of Déjà vu for me Mules are back again for another season. However, this time they have been upgraded from the version we remembered.
Runway
Real Way
Pointed Toe Two Piece Runway Mule
The Pointed Toe Two Piece Runway Mule can be found at $79.90 on Express.
Platforms
For some when they hear platforms they think 70s Disco. However, platforms have come a long way. Below are the stylish runway and real way version for you to check out.
Runway
Real Way
Daisy Street Silver Holographic Mollie Shoes available for $75.78 on Asos.
These are just some of the footwear trends you can expect to see this spring. Hopefully you can make a few of them your own this season!
This article was written by our guest blogger Tamarah Brown. You can follow her on Tumblr and Twitter.
