Between kitten heels and slip-on mules, this season’s crop of footwear trends definitely does not disappoint. But how do we know where exactly to start? As always, Pinterest is the obvious answer. The re-pins and likes have spoken and include everything we’ve been pining for: pastel slingbacks, bright white booties and low-heeled mules. Here are the top shoes for spring, according to Pinterest.
The Top Trending Shoes for Spring, According to Pinterest
Published Mar 15, 2018
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Nordstrom
Madewell Harper Mule
Sleek, minimalist and a stacked heel that just won't quit hurt.
Shopbop
Jeffrey Campbell Sauza Woven Mules
A retro slip-on that will go with everything in your closet.
Shopbop
Loq Marti Mules
The woven leather trend continues with this quick-to-sell-out square-toe pair.
Urban Outfitters
Urban Outfitters Harlow Faux Leather Ankle Boot
White booties are nothing new in the trend department, but how cute will they look with all of our spring dresses and midi skirts?
Anthropologie
Anthropologie M4d3 Safi Heels
Pastels are *the* hue of spring (groundbreaking, we know), so what better way to rock them than with these suede beauties.
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Shopbop
Steven Lourdes Slingback Flats
Slingbacks that go with everything, for under $100? The shoe gods have delivered.
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