In honor of the fashion designer’s birthday, L’OFFICIEL looks back at McCartney’s impact in sustainable fashion.
Designers are reimagining this folksy shoe for high-fashion appeal, add one of these twelve pairs to keep your fall wardrobe on-trend.
We're head over heels for these footwear styles.
The new face of Superga opens up about the brand's latest campaign, her style, and what's in her beach bag.
Comfort is here to stay and leather spider sandals are the new craze on the streets.
Debuting the LV Squad and LV Sunset shoes, Louis Vuitton invites digital superstars Emma Chamberlain and Charli d'Amelio to model the new styles.
Colorful shoes are the fun accompaniment to your post-pandemic wardrobe.
Among other resurfaced fashion trends from the early 2000s, flip flops have now entered the chat.
Summer 2021 marks the return of the going-out shoe. Here are the styles from the Spring/Summer 2021 runways we're lusting over.
We're all too familiar with stylish straw hats and bags, but this summer the ultimate bohemian accessory is soft and comfy straw sandals.
Check out these designer shoes to step up your summer wardrobe.
From folkloric fashion to today's runways, take a look at how clogs have evolved from their 13th century origins.
Here's how to make your toes the stars of the show this season.
From King Louis XIV's red bottoms to David Bowie's platform footwear, men have a long and storied history with high heels.
Upgraded with padded straps, the chunky flip flop is the star sandal of Spring/Summer 2021. Here are 10 styles to prove it.
Let the style of great fashion references from the past and present inspire your hassle-free footwear this spring.
Delicate and with a medium heel, these pumps have already been seen on the feet of some of your favorite influencers.
These classics are some of the most coveted items from the House of Chanel.
The shoes containing a drop of human blood were launched in collaboration with the brand Mschf.
The customized Nike Air Max 97s Satan Shoes reportedly sold out in under a minute.
