Dolce Vita designs for a certain type of woman. This woman loves forehead headbands, scarfs, Urban Outfitters and boyfriend Tees.  Let’s break the cycle and jump out of our comfort zones and try a adventurous sandal like this one! The straps, studs, and side lace up make this sandal interesting and fashion forward.  I love how it’s not an open back, which kind of dances the line of being a sandal and shoe.  So for all my daring non-boho-hippie-chic girls out there, I know you can pull this off, so try it!

FYI: maxi and mini dresses, skinny jeans, shorts…they all go with this sandal it’s just about finding the right colors and patterns!

Get Them: Dolce Vita ‘Deliliah’ Sandal

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Nude is almost on the same level as black, especially when it’s on a shoe like this.  Rock & Republic is expanding on their brand and I must say, if this is what they will be doing I’d like to see more.  Although this silhouette has been done before, they played with the platform with the slight variation in tones and texture.  Even the little reptile pattern in between the heel and front strap make a difference.  Not only are getting some serious height but you are getting some seriously sexy shoes (without being hoochie).  

Get Them: Rock & Republic ‘Adina’ Pump

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OK, I don’t know how you feel, but these shoes are hot.  As you may already know, I am a fan of the back zipper, it’s a cool touch, plus these actually serve the purpose of getting the shoe on.  I am loving the multiple straps being used in shoes now, it definitely adds to a toned down outfit. However I must warn, us ladies with a ‘muscular leg’ need to be weary of these shoes, straps that hit either right below or a little over our ankle will make our legs look even more athletic. As much as I wish I could wear these type of pumps, I also don’t want to look like I have smurf legs. 

Get Them: Dolce Vita ‘Celtic’ Pump

p.s Celtics had an amazing game tonight!

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So, I’m giving this sandal a chance. I’m not so crazy about it in the picture, but when on I think it has a some good potential.  I’m a sucker for metal studs on shoes, the more, the better.  And I’m huge on versatility, which is why I think this sandal is so much more than what this picture is showing.  Dress it up with a cute mini dress or down with your boyfriend jeans and a t-shirt. The shoes are practically your jewelry, but if you feel the need to add, pile on the silver bangles.

Get Them: Frye ‘Margot’ Studded Sandal

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OK, I’m not going to lie, I am not all for the singer/actress turned designer, however I think Gwen Stefani has a good thing going.  Sure, her stuff is a little pricey for me, but then what designer brand isn’t? This sandal has a great neutral color scheme. The style isn’t so generic for me, but that is why I think it works and is totally cool looking.  *High five* Gwen.

Get Them: L.A.M.B ‘Leire’ Sandal

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Let’s take it back the basics, shall we? I love originality and intrigue as much as the next girl but sometimes the basics is where it’s at. A simple ballet flat can be all the difference to an outfit, it’s cute and a great complement to jeans, skirts or dresses. Kind of like your ‘go to’ flats.  I love the bright silver and slightly pointed toe.  The silver makes them stand out a little more and the toe gives it more a tailored look. 

Get Them: Steve Madden ‘Kappy’ Flat

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Every spring Enzo does a variation of a gladiator sandal and this season is no exception.  The style is very similar to the last, but when something works so well, why change it?  This time they added a slight wedge and giving you the option for a cork wedge.  Normally I’m not for cork, but in this case it really adds to the sandal, giving it texture and something different from the other gladiator sandals out there.  

Get Them: Enzo Angliolini ‘Nilla’ Sandal

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