Trend Report
Clogs, snakeskin prints, plus Kylie Jenners go-to pair are all on the menu.
And right now, the biggest shoe trends will give you big main character energy.
Snakeskin prints are bound to slither onto more style savants feet.
The antithesis of the animal print comes in the form of clear, PVC footwear.
In terms of aesthetics, balletcore is still going strong.
If plieing isnt your speed, perhaps the free-spirited vibe is more enchanting?
Ahead, shop these shoe trends and more thatll put a fashionable pep in your step this spring.
Fortunately, since the academe-inspired style is practically ubiquitous, iterations trigger the gamut.
Both Sabrina Carpenter andKendall Jenner are fans.
Naked shoes have long infiltrated the fashion industry.
RememberAlaias mesh flats that took 2023 by storm?
Dubbed the Cinderella style, transparent shoes are the new frontier of baring toe.
Its one of the more popular trends on this list, embraced by everyone fromKylie Jennerto Katy Perry.
If youre feeling extra adventurous, wear a full-foot lace-up situation like Bella Hadids.
ICYWW, balletcore is still going strong.
Similar toits apparel counterpart, the trend has done a complete 360, returning to its purest ballerina form.
Think: satin styles bedecked with bows with ultra-feminine ribbon details looping around the ankle.
Bonus points if they come in blush pinks.
EvenOlivia Rodrigoand Cynthia Erivo are fans.
Heidi Klum and content creator Camila Coelho have already embraced the style and others are likely to follow suit.
Keep the purring to a minimum right now, theres a new animal print du jour.
Snakeskin looks dominated the runways of Valentino, Jil Sander, 16Arlington, and Louis Vuitton.
Naturally, theyve trickled down to footwear as well.
These arent the same wooden-soled shoes youre probably most familiar with.
If Sarah Jessica Parker has anything to say about it, clogs are back in modern iterations and silhouettes.
Burberry, meanwhile, launched a hybrid loafer-clog combo.
These arent traditional Dutch classics theyre better.