This is not your usual brown or black sandal.  With a glance these sandals may come off pink, but notice the metallic sheen.  Copper has longed been over looked, but it couldn’t have picked a better time to come out.  Copper looks great on darker skin tones and summer is just the season for your golden skin to be complemented by some great copper sandals.  The unusual oblong shape of the straps make this shoe a little more feminine but with a funky twist.  Be one of the first to catch on to this metallic trend.

Get Them: DV by Dolce Vita ‘Olive’ Sandal 

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A new relationship has formed between the Birkenstock and gladiator sandal.  No one knew that this newly formed couple could make it work, but DV’s ‘Darla’ has proved us all wrong.  The crackled gold with the wooden brown wedge is a reason to put a different edge to your summer dresses and jean shorts.  Don’t be afraid to pair these with some unlikely pieces, like that high waisted skirt or that gray tank dress with the thick brown belt.  This funky sandal will give your summer wardrobe a kick start in being a little more funky and trend setting.

Get Them: DV by Dolce Vita ‘Darla’ Sandal 

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Flowy, flowery, and fun are the 3 F’s to remember when wearing these adorable flats. Flowy mini dress are in right now and what perfect way to balance their delicateness with cute light pink patent leather flats. I love how the soft gold buckle adds to the elegance of the double ankle strap. You will also see the flowy and flower combination, a sure in for summer.  Don’t be afraid to rock these ballet flats with the timeless pair. Oh yes, and since you will be looking devastatingly cute in these shoes…do have fun.

Get Them: Prari ‘Gemma’ Flat

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If your feeling kind of bummed that it’s summer and you still have to put on that black suit for work? So I can’t do much for your suit problem, however I can help you add a nice touch of color while elevating your style. The Juicy Couture ‘Imagine’ pump is low enough to wear to work but definitely looks trendy and elegant. Believe it or not but the little peep toe helps make it more summer appropriate and I know we all love the gold chain accents. Don’t walk around your office dragging your feet, put on some sleek, red patent leather pumps and walk like your on a mission.

Get Them: Juicy Couture ‘Imagine’ Pump

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It’s summer and you can now trade your boots for some thong slippers.  I recently tried the White Mountain Plaid Print Fabric thongs and must say they are super cute and comfy.  The print is great and the fabric is slightly cushioned to make it even more comfortable with the spongy sole.  Perfect for walking along the beach.

Get Them: White Mountain Plaid Print Fabric Thong Sandals

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I’ve always admired Ralph Lauren’s preppy clean cut designer style.  His shoes are the same as his clothing, casual but elegant.  I love the simplicity of the ‘Nadine’ wedge.  The slightly pointed round toe is a perfect canvas for the crossover straps in the front.  Don’t forget to notice the little addition in the back where Ralph has his signature initials in a pretty metal detail.  Wear these shoes for your business suit to a lunch date and then to that dinner party you planned with your friends.

Get Them: Ralph Lauren ‘Nadine’ Wedge 

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I’m hoping the name ‘Mozart’ rings a bell for all of you out there.  If you look closely, these shoes,  indeed are slightly reminiscent of his fashion.  He was a trend setter in his music and apparently Stuart Weitzman is using his trend setting ways to enter the shoe world.   Weitzman is switching up the oxford style and giving it a classical twist.  What’s funny is that ruffles are definitely in as well, so bring back that old (old) school feeling and pair the both together with a great fitting vest or blazer.

Get Them: Stuart Weitzman ‘Mozart’ Oxford 

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