Larroudé's Rare Summer Sale Includes the Chicest Shoes of the Season

I must admit, when toe-ring sandals began trending last summer, I wasn’t a huge fan of the unconventional silhouette. However, this season, the playful look is swiftly growing on me. It adds the perfect touch of whimsy to any outfit.

Decorated with shimmering gold embellishments, Larroudé’s Margherita shoes feel like jewelry for your feet.

I took one glimpse at these macrame sandals and instantly fell in love with the hand-woven straps and architectural heel. This is the type of sculptural shoe that deserves a prime spot in a contemporary art museum.

Some might say that you can’t wear suede during the warmer months, but I disagree. These shoes will go perfectly with a floaty summer dress and a raffia handbag.

Larroudé’s Stella sneakers boast a slip-on construction that makes them easy to wear. If you don’t want to deal with the hassle of tying laces or buckling straps, consider this option.

Crafted with a Y-shaped silhouette, these thong sandals embody ‘90s fashion to a T. Channel your inner Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy by pairing them with cigarette jeans and a plain white tee.

Coated in a dazzling gold colorway, these ankle-tie sandals are guaranteed to elevate any summer ensemble. Pair them with a simple dress and watch your entire look come to life.

As a self-proclaimed minimalist, I tend to stray away from chromatic colors. However, I’ll always make an exception for cool blue—which is so subtle that it can cosplay as a neutral.

From far away, these Margherita slides might seem like an ordinary pair of black sandals. But look closely and you’ll notice that they’re designed with multicolor floral detailing for a playful appeal.

Given that comfort is always a priority for me, I’ve added these Mary Janes to my wish list. Made with an adjustable strap and a cushioned leather sole for support, I know I’ll be able to walk miles in these shoes without experiencing any pain.

Not afraid of heights? Slip into these sky-high platforms. Don’t worry though, the steady block heel will prevent you from toppling over.

With a slim silhouette and a pointed toe box, Larroudé's Liza sneakers resemble jazz shoes—a dance-inspired style that just so happens to be trending this season.

Larroudé puts a modern twist on the Y2K jelly sandal trend with a leather insole and thick straps. Dress up this shoe with a slip skirt and a blouse, or keep things casual with denim bottoms and a tank.

I’ve already included Larroudé’s Annie sandals in gold, but if you’re not partial toward metallic shades, consider this easygoing black colorway. It’s beyond versatile, so you can shamelessly wear it on repeat.

With wedding season in full swing, I’m looking for a pair of chic strappy sandals that will complement my collection of satin dresses. These sharp heels will do the trick.