Without question, we believe in the power of GOOD SHOES! Much like our jewelry pieces, shoes often serve as that finishing piece…they pull the look together! Today, we wanted to give a dose of style inspiration to all of our working gals. From the more traditional business gal to the casual employee to the creative, there’s a perfectly stylish (and comfortable) flat, mid-heel and high heel that works for you. Here’s a round up of what we suggest for YOU!
FLAT: Every business gal needs a tried and true flat. Something that she can wear on the daily or perhaps even throw in her bag and change into a little later in the day. This ballet flat by AGL is truly perfect. Known for it’s classic silhouette and incredible comfort, this flat can be easily paired with ankle pants or a straight leg pant. It also comes in a few other colors…like a burnt orange, which could be super fun as we roll into Fall! Nordstrom; AGL Cap Toe Ballet Flat, $310.
MID-HEEL: Can you wear a mule in a more traditional office? Absolutely, but it also comes down to the shape of the shoe and the heel height. This mule by Stuart Weitzman makes the cut for sure! It’s subtle pointed toe makes it sleek and classic. The top of the shoe provides plenty of coverage for the top of the foot. And lastly, the mid-heel is the PERFECT HEIGHT. This is definitely one of those shoes that you’ll find yourself wearing regularly to the office! Stuart Weitzman Mira Mule, $182.
HIGH HEEL: A traditional pointy toed pump is always a classic choice for our business gals. It screams classic sophistication and femininity. Since this is a shoe you will likely wear on repeat and for long periods of time, we suggest a well-made shoe, like Manolo Blahnik! Other notable brands include Stuart Weitzman and Sam Edelman. Rather than opting for the usual solid colored pump, select something with some texture and uniqueness! We are loving this neutral python print…it’s sooo good! Nordstrom; Manolo Blahnik Python Pointy Pump, $935.
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