There are plenty of fashion shows to catch up on from Paris and Milan, but today we’re talking about spring shoes! Check out style.com if you want a full list of fashion show reviews and photos.

Now, back to shoes. Since I live by the beach, most locals roam around in flip flops or barefoot, but I couldn’t be more excited to purchase some serious spring shoes – even if that means wearing peep-toe booties to the beach.

There was certainly a range on runways, from casual to dressy. In the casual category for spring, are the all-American oxfords. Although generally suited for men, as seen at Max Azria, women can add the masculine accessory for a sportier look. Check out Urban Outfitters to get your very own.

 

Max Azria oxford

In between causal and dressy are this season’s hot shoe – clogs. This was the signature item from both the Chanel and Louis Vuitton spring collections. But don’t think they’re your typical, boring clog. No, these are sky-high and super sexy (and possibly even comfy). Grab yours at Stuart Weitzman.

Chanel clog

Louis Vuitton clogs

As we transition from winter to spring, the peep-toe bootie is the perfect boot/shoe to wear. Diane Von Furstenberg did a metallic dressier version, while Alexander Wang showed a sportier look. Great versions of both can be found at Steve Madden.

DVF booties

Alexander Wang booties

Finally, there are t-strap shoes. These are a great alternative to mary janes. I love how Ralph Lauren showed them with boyfriend jeans. They are also a great way to dress up a more sophisticated look, like that at J. Mendel. I’m loving the flat and heel styles shown on piperlime.com.

Ralph Lauren t-strap shoes

J. Mendel t-strap shoes

Other shoes to keep your eye out for are gladiator sandals and styles with Lucite details.

Hope these shoe suggestions help put a spring in your step this season!

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