As someone who’s between sizes and has wide feet, it’s always been hard for me to find shoes that are actually comfortable and that I can wear on repeat. That was until I discovered that M&S has shoe styles that cater to both of my footwear needs. Now, I’ll sing the praises of the brand’s shoes to anyone who’ll listen or, in this case, read. This summer, more and more people seem to be coming round to the M&S sandal way of thinking. Of course, we’ve already charted the rise of its leather flip-flops, which provide an affordable alternative to the sell-out The Row pair. Miraculously, they’re still in stock in all three colourways, so I’ve included them in my edit for you below. However, Marks and Spencer is no one-trick pony when...
While the chaos of our world is leaving us with a sense of uncertainty, it looks like fashion people are staying firmly planted in the ground this summer. Quite literally. As season’s annual cues mark the beginning of the warmer months (gardens blooming and sunlight returning to our daily lives), when it comes to our shoe trends, we’re staying put. Last winter saw the proliferation of the chunky boot trend, while cult Scandi brand Ganni put practicality and utility at the core of its collection. With “outdoorsy athleisure” predicted to remain a key trend for the coming seasons, we’re beginning to see the evolution of the practical fashion trend continue into summer. We’re anticipating that this need to an...
Getting the balance right between chic and comfortable shoes is more important than ever. With walking saving our sanity over lockdown (the step-count obsession continues), it’s a habit we’re keen to keep up. But now that we’re socialising more, we need something that looks good, too. For winter, it’s easy to turn to your most reliable boots and trainers, but for summer, finding a pair of cute, blister-free sandals is a tougher feat. Lucky for you, as the heatwaves start rolling in (finally), we think we can safely say we’ve found the perfect pair. You may already be familiar with Fitflop, but if you’re not, your feet are in for a treat. The brand, founded by entrepreneur Marcia Kilgore (who also founded Beauty Pie—this woman knows what she’s doing), was the first to integrate w...
While the chaos of our world is leaving us with a sense of uncertainty, it looks like fashion people are staying firmly planted in the ground this summer. Quite literally. As season’s annual cues mark the beginning of the warmer months (gardens blooming and sunlight returning to our daily lives), when it comes to our shoe trends, we’re staying put. Last winter saw the proliferation of the chunky boot trend, while cult Scandi brand Ganni put practicality and utility at the core of its collection. With “outdoorsy athleisure” predicted to remain a key trend for the coming seasons, we’re beginning to see the evolution of the practical fashion trend continue into summer. We’re anticipating that this need to an...
My tolerance for uncomfortable shoes has always been pretty low, but there was something about the adjustment to WFH life and, you know, lockdown that only exacerbated this. Toe-crushing high heels? No thanks. Blister-inducing flats? Nope. If I can’t wear it for a whole day without a second’s thought then it’s not going near my feet. All I can say is thank goodness for Birkenstocks. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back their fair share of Internet revenue.
As we continue to emerge from a pretty long period of neglecting much of our wardrobes, it feels good to start embracing these items once more. And the moment lockdown began to ease, I automatically turned my attention to shoes. I’ve always been a shoe person, so it should come as no surprise that my first summer purchase was a new pair of sandals. That said, even I had almost forgotten how they have an innate ability to completely change the tone of an outfit. Like many others, I’m still relying heavily on comfy clothes right now, but even they feel energised and exciting when I wear them with my new shoes. The takeaway? Shoes are powerful things. Let’s get down to it and start talking about summer’s top shoe trends, shall we? I’ve spent a few days ...
This year, we’re all hopeful that our lives will return to some sense of normalcy, and this will require us to put something other than slippers on our feet. Having said that, I downright refuse to teeter around in high heels like I used to. I’ve been too accustomed to comfort. That said, I do kind of miss heels, believe it or not, so to bridge the gap between the two, I’ve come up with a solution. With a depleted tolerance for uncomfortable shoes, I’m turning my attention to low-heel sandals this summer. I’m talking two inches on average. And seeing as I’ve been on the hunt for the chicest pairs for myself, I thought I’d share my findings with you, too. Keep scrolling to shop the best low-heel sandals this season has to offer. You Deserve to ...
This year, we’re all hopeful that our lives will return to some sense of normalcy, and this will require us to put something other than slippers on our feet. Having said that, I downright refuse to teeter around in high heels like I used to. I’ve been too accustomed to comfort. That said, I do kind of miss heels, believe it or not, so to bridge the gap between the two, I’ve come up with a solution. With a depleted tolerance for uncomfortable shoes, I’m turning my attention to low-heel sandals this summer. I’m talking two inches on average. And seeing as I’ve been on the hunt for the chicest pairs for myself, I thought I’d share my findings with you, too. Keep scrolling to shop the best low-heel sandals this season has to offer. You Deserve to ...
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) which measures inflation dropped to 17.93 per cent (year-on-year) in May compared to 18.12 per cent in the preceding month, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The 0.19 per cent decline in the headline index, makes it the second consecutive month that the rate had sustained its downward trajectory after 18 months of inflationary pressures on the economy. According to the CPI figures for May which was released by the statistical agency Tuesday, food inflation dropped to 22.28 per cent from 22.72 per cent in April. Price moderation was recorded in bread, cereals, milk, cheese, eggs, fish, soft drinks, coffee, tea and cocoa, fruits, meat, oils and fats and vegetables. On month-on-month basis, the food sub-index declined to 1.05 per cent in May ...
It’s entirely appropriate to wear heels with short hemlines; I just personally feel it’s much cooler during the daytime to stick to flats or low heels. Whether ballet pumps (yes, they’re back) or simple flat sandals, you’ll always feel a bit more laid-back. Other Options: Loafers, slippers, brogues, trainers, ankle boots, ballet pumps, low-heel courts, party heels You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back their fair share of Internet revenue.
I’m lodging a complaint with whoever is in charge of the summer weather because the rain is now officially Out of Hand™. After the past couple of weeks of pretty much nonstop pouring, I’m now frustrated that I’m unable to wear the sandals I had planned for the foreseeable months. While there’s little I can do, I’ve decided that I’m going to dress for the weather we deserve and not the weather we have, which means eyeing up all the affordable sandals that are around right now. Although I’m going to talk you through my favourite inexpensive pairs, make no mistake—these don’t look cheap. All the high-street and luxe-looking sandals I’ve found could be mistaken for designer pairs. Know that most lean toward the flatfo...
If there’s one thing we know, it’s that Who What Wear readers are obsessed with two things: dresses and shoes. These two subjects always dominate our So Should I Buy This? Facebook group, and now that we find ourselves on the cusp of bare-leg season, they’re proving to be all the more practical. While we’re quick to cover the latest trends across both wardrobe items, we thought we’d go back to basics and have a look at the shoes we should be wearing with dresses this summer. As such, we can conclude that there are seven key footwear styles that seem to suit dresses more than other shoe types. Chances are you’ll already own some (if not all) of the shoes on our list, but that’s the beauty of taking a step back from the noise of the trends and, ...