Thanks, everyone!
Kkards, I’ve looked at some fisherman styles and have to try some on to see how they actually look on me. I’m not drawn to the closed-toe styles but I’ve seen some with open toes that I like — photos below are from Anthro.
Brooklyn, I like those. I think a moderate platform like that is in the cards for me too.
Madeline, I have some old, old Fluevog boots that remain in my closet through edits, even though I haven’t worn them in a while. I’ve never thought to look at their sandals, as my style has kind of evolved since then, but it’s worth a look — thanks for the reminder.
Sal, those are good too. I am also wary of ankle straps — they can work for me if the other details are right, but some of them either cut into my ankle when I walk, or are not flattering enough on my rather unshapely legs.
Isabel, I had a pair of Antelope sandals for a long time, and I loved the style and shape, but the color (olive) never quite played with my wardrobe very well, and they were actually a bit warm and sweaty since they had a lot of foot coverage. I haven’t looked at them since but will take a gander.
Carla, those Cons are YOU! I’m glad I found my turquoise knit Cons a couple of years ago — their fits seem to have gotten a bit wider (or maybe my feet are changing?) and the heels slip off me on newer styles.
Sarah, I’m not a big pattern mixer, but I am also attracted to platform styles with patterned or interesting platforms or heels. There are some cool architectural/sculptural heel styles out now, but they tend to be on dressier styles than I need, and the heels a bit higher than I’d prefer. The Huma Blanco ones in pic three are an example. Still, I’m keeping an eye out!
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