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FashionFRIDAY: Square- Toe Heels/Sandals





90s Square Toed Low Heels Vintage 90s square toe... - Depop


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(Left) Halle Berry 1998   (Right) Tibi Spring 2020



Square-toe style shoes might look familiar because they're from the 90s. In fact, I remember having a few styles myself growing up, my mom would often pair with a cute colorful skirt or shorts. Today, we can pair the square-toe style with straight leg jeans and a statement top, incorporated with a nice two piece suit for seasons to come. It was only a matter of time before we welcomed them back into our wardrobe. They're super sleek but at the same time impossible to miss thanks to the unique shape edge. The modern take on the square-toe shoe is minimal sandals, as spotted at Saint Laurent, or Balenciaga's Spring collection. This style lengthens your legs, as well as adds a special touch to your outfit. As the colder months start to approach feel free to transition with a pair of square toe ankle booties. It is a fresh way to complete an outfit, any time of the year.


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Bella Hadid in square-toe sandals



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