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28 Cute Summer Sandals for Women to Fit Every Style and Budget

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 10: Victoria Magrath wears blue faded denim large rolled-up flared pants, green shiny leather block heels with embroidered blue and yellow flower pattern sandals , outside Kate Spade, during New York Fashion Week, on February 10, 2023 in New York City.
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Polish your toes and slather on the foot cream — sandal season is officially here. Whether you’re headed on a beach trip or to a dressy backyard fête, you’ll need a pair of cute summer sandals that let you proudly put your fresh pedicure on display.

For summer 2023, there’s an array of trend-forward and streamlined, comfortable walking sandals to suit your needs. You can expect dad-approved, Gorpcore-style hiking sandals, similar to the Tevas seen on Gigi Hadid and Katie Holmes. Polished and practical flip-flops (like Jennifer Lawrence’s black thong sandals at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival) are on the up and up, as are comfortable slip-on-and-go styles donned by celebrities like Lucy Hale. Wedges are making a comeback, providing a comfortable alternative to stilettos while still offering a considerable height boost. If you’re looking to splurge, Bottega Veneta offers a gorgeous pair of woven wedges that deliver a beachy look (for budget-friendly alternatives, you can shop similar styles at J.Crew or Mango).

Since there’s no time like the present to invest in fresh sandals, we took it upon ourselves to compile 28 cute summer sandals that belong in your warm-weather wardrobe. From budget-friendly options to lust-worthy designer splurges, there’s a sandal style here to fit every occasion and budget.

Best Summer Sandals for Women 2023

  • Best for Plantar Fasciitis: Kuru Breeze Sandals
  • Cute Black Sandals: Everlane Day Twist Sandal
  • Best White Sandals: HeyDude Chandler Eyelet Sandals
  • Cute Flatform Sandals: Nike Icon Sandals
  • Cute Recovery Slides: Adidas Adilette Comfort Sandals
  • Skechers Arch Fit Sandals
  • Best Braided Sandals: Alexandre Birman Agatha 85MM Woven Leather Mules
  • Best Platform Sandals: Loeffler Randall Rivka 120MM Metallic Leather Knot Platform Sandals
  • Best Chunky Sandals: Dr. Martens Vegan Blaire Cambridge Fisherman Sandals
  • Cute Orthopedic Sandals: Clarks Wave 20 Skip Sandals
  • Cute Crocs for Women: Crocs Brooklyn Low Wedge
  • Best Sandals for Flat Feet: Vionic Brandie Flatform Sandals
  • Cute T-Strap Sandals: Timberland Chicago Riverside Thong Sandals
  • Cute Orthopedic Sandal: Chaco Women’s Z1 Classic Sandals
  • Cute Birkenstock Sandals: Birkenstock Arizona Big Buckle Sandals
  • Sorel Cameron Flatform Sandals
  • Best Travel Sandals: Tory Burch Eleanor Mule Sandals
  • Best Athletic Summer Sandals: Teva Original Universal Sandals
  • Cute Summer Walking Sandal: Steve Madden Slinky 30 Platform Slide Sandals
  • Cute Wedge Sandals: Stuart Weitzman Summer Wedge Sandals
  • Tony Bianco Caprice Heels
  • Best Fisherman Sandals: Vince Rava Fisherman Sandals
  • Havaianas x Farm Rio Romance Mismatched Flip Flops
  • Best Jelly Sandals: Jeffrey Campbell Bubblegum Mule
  • Best Naked Sandals: Tkees Gemma Sandals
  • Cute Sandals for Dresses: Anine Bing Invisible Sandals
  • Best Sandals for Wide Feet: Melissa Papete + Rider Sandals
  • Best Puffy Sandals: Gia Borghini Perni 11 Sandals

    Kuru Breeze Sandals

    Cute Sandals for Plantar Fasciitis

    • Size range: 5 to 12
    • Colorways: SoftWhite-BuffTan, JetBlack-White-Gum, CaramelBrown-White-Gum, MineralBlue-FadedBrown, JetBlack
    • Materials: Full-grain leather upper, pigskin lining, and a sheepskin footbed with rubber outsole pods
    • Special features: Contoured, dual-density EVA foam
    • Retailer availability: Kuru

    Kuru’s Breeze slide sandals are made for people with foot ailments, from plantar fasciitis to bunions. They’re one of the most comfortable slides and best shoes for work because of the built-in heel-, ankle-, and arch-support features that mold to your feet. These slides feel cushy on any bone spurs or tight muscles — but not so cushy that you feel unsupported. Plus, they feature the brand’s signature Kurucloud technology which delivers shock-absorbing cushion with each step.

    What reviewers say: “Wow! I love these! I tried them on and haven’t taken them off. I’m a true 7 and I ordered a 7, they fit like a glove. I have a high arch and the sole of this shoe definitely supports them. I have a narrow heel but I do have bunions so finding the right sandal is sometimes challenging. I’m so glad I came across this company. I will be purchasing more shoes from this company.”

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Americans Spent $12.7 Billion During This Year’s Amazon Prime Day

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Amazon reported on Thursday that it saw the “single largest sales day in company history” on the first day of its Prime Day event on Tuesday.

According to the online mega-retailer, Prime members purchased more than 375 million items worldwide, up from the roughly 300 million in 2022.

The company, which didn’t disclose its internal numbers for total sales from the two-day event, added that this year’s event was also the biggest Prime Day ever for independent sellers, whose sales growth in Amazon’s store outpaced Amazon’s retail business.

On Thursday, Adobe reported that consumers spent $6.3 billion on July 12 (the second day of the Prime Day event), up 6.4 percent year-over-year. Across both days, $12.7 billon has been spent online in the U.S., representing 6.1 percent growth over last year’s $11.9 billion in sales, setting a new record for Prime Day, according to its Adobe Analytics data.

Adobe added that American consumers were enticed by steep discounts in categories such as electronics (peaking at 14 percent off listed price), apparel (12 percent) and toys (12 percent), along with home and furniture (9 percent), computers (8 percent), appliances (7 percent), sporting goods (6 percent) and TVs (5 percent).

Adobe also pointed out in its report that buy now, pay later surged during Prime Day as Americans are still feeling the pinch of inflation. On July 12, buy now, pay later accounted for 6.6 percent of online orders, driving $466 million in revenue, and growing 21 percent compared to the second day last year, Adobe said. Across both days, 6.5 percent of orders leveraged the service, driving $927 million in revenue, up 20 percent over last year.

“For months, consumers have felt the effects of persistent inflation and an uncertain economic environment, and it has pushed shoppers to embrace more flexible ways to manage their spending around the Prime Day event,” Vivek Pandya, lead analyst at Adobe Digital Insights, said in a statement. “The revenue growth attributed to Buy Now Pay Later is a preview of what we can expect in the months ahead, especially as we near the holiday shopping season.”

This data coincides with new numbers released by market research company Numerator. According to an early read of the full 48-hour, Numerator said that the average order size during Amazon Prime Day 2023 was $54.05, up from $52.26 in the same reporting period in 2022. Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) of households shopping Prime Day placed two or more separate orders, bringing the average household spend to roughly $155.67.

The consumer-sourced company also saw that the top items of this year’s Prime Day were Temptations Cat Treats, Fire TV Sticks and Liquid I.V. Packets, while the top categories shoppers said they purchased were home goods (28 percent), household essentials (26 percent) and apparel & shoes (24 percent), Numerator noted.

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Pacsun Opens First Activewear Store at Mall of America, Plans to Expand

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PAC1980 at Mall of America

Pacsun has opened its first-ever store that exclusively sells activewear, PAC1980, at Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn.

Named after the retail chain’s new active collection, the 1,500-foot store offers consumers a broader selection of active apparel from the Gen Z-preferred retailer. Moving forward, the chain said it plans to open more dedicated PAC1980 spaces following this first iteration.

Pacsun’s PAC1980 collection garnered a positive response from consumers when it was rolled out across all Pacsun stores earlier this year. The activewear line quickly sold out due to high demand, the company said, which helped push Pacsun to look for ways to expand the concept.

“Mall of America is one of our most successful locations, where we have witnessed consistent growth,” said Pacsun’s VP of design merchandising Addie Rintel. “The smaller PAC1980 footprint within our existing Pacsun stores has been very well-received by our customers, and with its own dedicated store, we look forward to offering an even more expansive look at this category.”

This fall, Pacsun will drop another collection that will include a new array of leggings, skirts, onesies and tops.

In addition to its activewear line, Pacsun has also recently expanded PS Reserve, its in-store resale platform for streetwear apparel, sneakers and accessories. In May, the company opened its second PS Reserve outpost in Southern California after opening the first in-store installment in December 2022.

Pacsun has opened its first-ever store that exclusively sells activewear, PAC1980, at Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn.

Named after the retail chain’s new active collection, the 1,500-foot store offers consumers a broader selection of active apparel from the Gen Z-preferred retailer. Moving forward, the chain said it plans to open more dedicated PAC1980 spaces following this first iteration.

Pacsun’s PAC1980 collection garnered a positive response from consumers when it was rolled out across all Pacsun stores earlier this year. The activewear line quickly sold out due to high demand, the company said, which helped push Pacsun to look for ways to expand the concept.

“Mall of America is one of our most successful locations, where we have witnessed consistent growth,” said Pacsun’s VP of design merchandising Addie Rintel. “The smaller PAC1980 footprint within our existing Pacsun stores has been very well-received by our customers, and with its own dedicated store, we look forward to offering an even more expansive look at this category.”

This fall, Pacsun will drop another collection that will include a new array of leggings, skirts, onesies and tops.

In addition to its activewear line, Pacsun has also recently expanded PS Reserve, its in-store resale platform for streetwear apparel, sneakers and accessories. In May, the company opened its second PS Reserve outpost in Southern California after opening the first in-store installment in December 2022.

Pacsun co-CEO and board member Brie Olson was named the company’s sole CEO in June after she was appointed as co-CEO in March.

 

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How to Avoid Falling Foul of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act

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Numerous shipping containers in port

It’s been a little more than a year since the U.S. government enacted its Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), a mechanism to prevent goods made with forced labor in Xinjiang, China, from entering the country.

In that time, apparel, footwear and textiles have accounted for over $31 million in shipments detained by U.S. Customs and Border Control (CBP) under the UFLPA. That’s according to Ben Kelbaugh, director of sales for the software company SourceMap, who said the stakes will only get higher.

Speaking Thursday during an industry call hosted by the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America, Kelbaugh said, “Enforcement of the law is increasingly ramping up in new industries. Additionally, other U.S. government entities such as the House Select Committee on China and the Senate Finance Committee have started specifically calling out organizations for their links to forced labor and the ex-Uyghur region. CBP is increasing staffing; they’re increasing funding. And so all signs point to UFLPA compliance becoming a more serious concern for all industries moving forward.”

FDRA’s vice president of government affairs, Thomas Crockett, noted on the call that the UFLPA considers any good connected — in any way — to the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China to be produced with forced labor. “And the burden is on companies to show that it’s not forced labor. That requires intense knowledge of supply chains, traceability and investing in companies that can help map supply chains,” he said. “This is a big issue for companies.”

And the U.S. isn’t the only country cracking down on the issue. On July 11, FN sister publication Sourcing Journal reported that the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise opened a fact-finding investigation into Nike Canada’s alleged ties with businesses that have profited from forced Uyghur labor in China.

Kelbaugh — whose company offers a software to help brands gain visibility into their upstream supply chains — offered a few important tips for companies to ensure they remain in compliance with the UFLPA and avoid costly repurcussions.

Tip 1: Start Mapping

“The first requirement for compliance is mapping your supply chain — mapping being defined as the discovery of your upstream sub-suppliers at every step, from finished goods, to the manufacturers, to raw material origin source, to the farms and the mines,” Kelbaugh said.

He explained that some companies may have the resources and bandwidth to conduct the mapping internally. For those who opt to use a third-party partner, he said there are two methodologies to consider: AI-based modeling and supplier-disclosed data.

“[AI-based software] is aggregating open-source trade data to infer what the supply chain of a particular brand may be or likely is,” Kelbaugh said. “These solutions can be very helpful to give you a cursory look at potential risk in the supply chain, but they inherently don’t present a comprehensive view of your actual supply chain.”

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He added that SourceMap uses the latter methodology, gathering data on a firsthand basis directly from the suppliers. “Supplier-disclosed data collection is obviously a more intensive process, but it inherently provides more accurate data,” said Kelbaugh.

Tip 2: Monitor Continuously

Once mapping is complete, Kelbaugh recommends companies study the highest-risk areas of their supply chains first, looking at the product raw materials that CBP is targeting and tier-one suppliers in high-risk areas. “Part of that risk analysis should also include screening discovered suppliers against global entities lists, government lists and academic research to identify if you have a supplier flagged for forced labor exposure,” he said.

And the information is constantly changing, according to Kelbaugh, who noted that research recently added 50,000 new names to the list of entities engaged in or benefiting from forced labor in Xinjiang. So companies should be continuously monitoring for risk.

Tip 3: Get Organized

If a shipment of merchandise or materials is seized by the CBP, companies have only 30 days to rebut the assumption of guilt, said Kelbaugh. That process requires specific forms of documentation, such as detailed transaction and supply chain records, including invoices, contracts, purchase orders, etc.

“Companies need to be collecting this information proactively at scale, because once a shipment is detained, that window to collect the information from suppliers reactively is unrealistically short,” he said.

Kelbaugh also noted that the information needs to be organized internally in a way that’s searchable and exportable, making it easier to present the strongest case to CBP officials.

“They have an expectation that you’re not just presenting the raw data,” he said. “You should have a concise report that outlines very easily and efficiently how to make sense of what you’re submitting — but not a doctoral dissertation that’s going to take them a very long time to review.”

 

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These Shoe Stores Are Set Capture Share This Back-to-School Season, Foot Traffic Data Suggests

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A Boot Barn store in Georgetown, Texas

Speciality shoe retailers are seeing serious wins when it comes to traffic in their physical stores.

Visits to shoe stores were up 36.2 percent in June 2023 from a January 2020 baseline, which outpaces visit growth in apparel stores, at 8.2 percent. That’s according to a recent report from foot traffic data analytics firm Placer.ai, which found that shoe stores could enter the second half of 2023 with a strong bump in traffic, thanks to traffic-driving events like back-to-school and the winter holidays later in the year.

The report highlighted three shoe stores that have seen outstanding year-over-year traffic increases: Boot Barn, WSS and Nike.

“As retail gears up for the back-to-school season, Nike, WSS and Boot Barn appear to be in position to build on their recent success and drive traffic from back-to-school shoppers,” read the report, written by Placer.ai content writer Ezra Carmel.

Last year, between July and December, all three of these chains experienced a higher share of visits from households with kids compared to the national average, which suggests a preference for these stores during the back-to-school season.

According to Coresight Research’s U.S. Back-to-School 2023 report, consumers expressed a strong preference toward shopping among specialty retailers such as Foot Locker, Shoe Carnival and Famous Footwear, all three of which saw double-digit shares of shopper preference.

After a relatively slow Q1, a robust back-to-school season could give retailers a much-needed boost to make up for lost ground. Various shoe chains have already spoken confidently about their plans for back-to-school, with some rolling out new campaigns to capture demand.

Across the board, shoe retailers appear to be prioritizing their physical stores to attract demand this season, as consumers overwhelmingly plan to shop in stores, Coresight found. Almost four in five shoppers plan to shop in stores this season, up 4.1 percentage points from the prior year and more than 8 percentage points higher those who plan to purchase online.

Foot Locker recently launched its back-to-school campaign, which ties in a community focus with in-store events aimed at giving back. And the Caleres-owned Famous Footwear expects to surpass its best ever back-to-school performance from 2022 this year with a new marketing campaign that will target the millennial family.

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Lululemon Lays Off 100 Employees as It Reorganizes Studio Business

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Lululemon has laid off about 100 employees as the company restructures its Studio business, a company spokesperson confirmed to FN.

The cuts stemmed from Lululemon’s decision to “fully integrate” the recently launched fitness platform within Lululemon, the spokesperson said in a statement, adding that a majority of impacted employees were offered other roles in the company.

“This shift, as well as our evolved strategy from a hardware-centric offering to one that is also focused on digital app-based services, enables Lululemon to better drive long-term value through our Membership offerings and create deeper connections with our community of guests,” the spokesperson added.

Lululemon acquired Mirror, the home fitness startup that sells a wall-mounted machine for streaming workout classes, for $500 million in 2020. In 2022, Lululemon launched its Lululemon Studio platform, which offers more than 10,000 on-demand and live-streamed classes that have been available with a Mirror subscription. The Lululemon Studio Membership tier initially required purchase of the Lululemon Studio Mirror, but the company later added a cheaper option that did not require the device.

Lululemon in June reported strong results for the first quarter, bucking a trend of weakness and earnings misses across retail. The athleisure brand, which typically caters to higher-income consumers, managed to maintain a full-price selling model as other retailers implement large-scale promotions.

Following these results, Lululemon boosted its outlook for the year and is now looking for earnings per share ranging from $11.74 to $11.94. Revenues are projected to land in a range of $9.44 billion to $9.51 billion.

With news of the cuts, Lululemon has become the latest retailer to reduce staff amid a turbulent retail environment. Since the start of 2023, Under Armour, REI, Amazon, Bolt, Everlane, Kohl’s, Saks, Wolverine, David’s Bridal, Gap and more retail and technology companies have announced major cuts across their workforces.

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Vince Camuto Launches New Fly365 Shoe Franchise as Company Aims to Build Men’s Category

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A look at Vince Camuto’s new Fly365 shoes for men

Vince Camuto has launched its first men’s franchise shoe line.

Dubbed “Fly365,” the collection debuts today with two new hybrid, dress-meets-casual styles – the Talmai and Tayden. Both models are launching in three colorways and such materials as hand-antiqued full-grain leather, soft and durable nubucks and breathable airy knits.

According to the brand — which is a division of Camuto Group, owned by Designer Brands Inc. — what sets the Fly365 line apart is the use of a supportive cupsole for stability, a cushioned lightweight midsole for weight reduction and energy return, and a rubber outsole for traction and durability. The line also features a removable performance footbed and linings made using KulKote temperature-regulating technology.

Jorge Gomez, VP and GM of Vince Camuto Men’s, told FN in an interview that the new line was sparked from a consumer need for a shoe with both style and comfort. “In this post-COVID world, modern male consumers are less likely to compromise on comfort, and it’s required at this point in the men’s category,” Gomez noted. “With this new franchise, we are taking our European-inspired aesthetic and infusing it with technical comfort innovation.”

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Jorge Gomez, VP and GM of Vince Camuto Men’sCOURTESY OF VINCE CAMUTO

This launch comes as Vince Camuto sees growth in its men’s shoe business. On the company’s first-quarter 2023 earnings call last month, Designer Brands CEO Doug Howe told analysts that Vince Camuto’s men’s casual direct-to-consumer business was up 87 percent in the period. “We are offering him a breadth of assortment in casuals across different types of constructions, sportier technical constructions and versatile dress hybrids,” Howe said at the time.

While on the call, Howe teased the Fly365 launch and called it an “important step” for the Vince Camuto brand as it begins a “journey of engaging” its male customer in an expanded manner.

Companywide, Howe noted on last month’s call that men’s made up roughly 20 percent of sales across all its categories in the first quarter.

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A look at Vince Camuto’s new Fly365 shoes for men.COURTESY OF VINCE CAMUTO

Looking ahead, Gomez told FN that the Fly365 line will be expanding to include a wider variety of styles, including boots in the fall and further offerings for spring 2024. “As a designer, men’s is a very exciting category to be in right now,” Gomez admitted. “There is a lot of innovation happening across the category, and I’m happy we can be a part of this movement.”

Vince Camuto’s new men’s Fly365 styles, which retail for $169, are now available at Vincecamuto.com. A wider release at Macy’s and Belk stores is planned for this fall.

 

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Footwear Prices in June Drop for the First Time in Over Two Years as Back-to-School Season Approaches

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Inflation in June rose at slowing rate, and footwear retail prices saw a decrease for the first time in more than two years.

Consumer prices rose 3 percent in June compared to last year, according to the latest Consumer Price Index released on Wednesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This marks the smallest 12-month increase since the period ending March 2021 and a slowdown from May’s 4 percent growth and April’s 4.9 percent. Compared to May 2023, prices in June rose 0.2 percent.

Excluding volatile food and energy costs, the Core CPI rose 0.2 percent from May and 4.8 percent from the same month in 2022.

The progress comes as retailers gear up for the 2023 back-to-school season, which is likely to be characterized by shoppers looking for the best deals. KPMG’s 2023 Consumer Back to School survey found that shoppers plan to spend on average about $377 per kid this season, which is up 21 percent from a year ago. More than 60 percent of respondents report being concerned about inflation, with 70 percent of them looking for early discounts and 57 percent looking for cheaper brands.

Retail footwear prices dropped 0.9 in June compared to the prior year, marking the first time prices dropped in 26 months. Women’s footwear prices dropped 0.2 percent and men’s declined 1.6 percent. Just in time for back-to-school, children’s footwear prices dropped 0.8 percent.

According to the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America (FDRA), year-to-date footwear prices are up just 0.2 percent and are expected to decline year-over-year through the second half of 2023. In April, FDRA noted a large gap between import costs and retail prices, which FDRA predicted would level out.

“With retail footwear prices certainly not likely to go sharply higher, we continue to look for these import costs to remain soft well through 2023, narrowing this gap even further,” Gary Raines, chief economist at FDRA, told FN.

Online prices in June also fell 2.6 percent year-over-year, according to data from Adobe on Tuesday. This marked the biggest drop since since May 2020 when prices fell 1.5% year over year. Compared the May, online prices fell 1.3 percent in June.

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Eva Longoria Poses With Trap Star on Instagram in Joshua Saunders Smiley Sneakers and Red Jacquemus Bag While Vacationing in Spain

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Eva Longoria attends the “15 Años Bambu X 15 Estrellas Michelin” photocall at Tiro del Pichon on June 29, 2023 in Madrid

Eva Longoria took to Instagram today to share snippets of her vacation in Marbella, in the south of Spain. After sharing some photos and videos of a beach day with her 5-year-old son Santiago, the actor, producer, and director posted a picture with trap star Young Mikko who was performing in the same town today.

On the picture, Longoria is wearing a short animal print dress with heart-shaped neckline and spaghetti straps. She added a pop of color to her look accessorizing the dress with a red mini bag from Jacquemus. The style is the Le Bambino from the French brand’s Le Chouchou collection, and it features a long shoulder strap and the designer’s logo in gold letters on the front.

Puerto Rican rapper Young Mikko and Eva Longoria posing on Instagram.

When it came to footwear, Longoria gave a casual flair to her look by slipping into a pair of white sneakers. This pair is all white crochet Smile lace up by Joshua Saunders and it features an all-white leather upper, thick rubber sole and a smiley face crocheted at the back of the shoes.

She’s worn these sneakers in the past, usually pairing them with leggings and oversized sweaters.

The “Flamin’ Hot” Director is a bonafide sneaker lover and she not only displays her favorite models by Nike, New Balance or Asics in her at-home workout videos on social media, but also pairing them with casual dresses and outfits when she’s out and about. The actress, director and producer also designed a a trend-based footwear collection, made in collaboration with European retailers Eobuwie and Modivo.

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Tia Mowry Celebrates 45th Birthday in Style With a Lacy Little Black Dress and Strappy Sandals at Mon Ami

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Tia Mowry attends the world premiere of Sony Pictures Animation’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Tia Mowry took to Instagram to share photos and videos of her birthday celebrations. The “Sister Sister” star cheered to her 45 years taking her friends out to dinner at Mon Ami restaurant in Santa Monica. “I spent the whole evening enjoying good food, good company, and just all around good vibes to bring in this new year of life!” she wrote in the caption.

Mowry opened the carrousel with a snapshot of her outfit for the night which included her signature pair of large gold hoops and a black dress with lacy details around the neckline underneath a three-quarters sleeve black jacket.

Tia Mowry shares pictures of her birthday celebration on Instagram. @tiamowry

Besides the hoops, the actress accessorized the outfit with layered gold necklaces, several gold bracelets, three large rings, and a gold watch on her wrist.

Adding glam and height to her outfit, she slipped into a pair of black sandals with straps around the ankles. The model also featured stylish crisscross upper straps, a thin golden strap that rested in the middle of her foot and stiletto heels.

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Mowry is known for having an envious shoe closet in which black strappy sandals are a staple. On the red carpet and on her Instagram feed it is usual to see the TV star’s dozens of this kind of sandals in different iterations from brands including Stuart Weitzman, Jimmy Choo and Christian Dior.

 

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