At the beginning of this century, almost every woman walked on tall, elegant poles. Would you go to work in sneakers? That was true. Don’t do itE. Comfort shoe lovers can indulge in the past few years, because suddenly it’s allowed. Sneakers are hot. And this latest trend embraces the best of both worlds…
These are the most important shoe trends for fall and winter 2024.
Shoe Direction: Snow
The tide is turning again. That doesn’t mean we’ll all be swapping our beloved sneakers for those high heels. Fashion houses have been busy creating something new. An intermediate step. For the woman who loves the comfort of a sneaker, but with the elegant look of a classic shoe. Well, it’s here! Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you: the voyeur.
Major fashion brands are embracing voyeurism en masse.
The name already gives it away, the snorkel is a cross between a sneaker and a loafer. With this shoe, fashion houses are cleverly responding to the spirit of the times, because fashion girls have already started to replace their sneakers en masse with ballet flats or loafers. It turns out that the combination is the solution. We have already seen the intruder in several collections from New Balance, Miu Miu, Maison Margiela, Salomon, Puma and Ganni.
To be fair, it may take some getting used to. The sneaker is often a loafer model, but in a slightly rougher version. Or it’s a sneaker, but with a slightly lower back. It won’t be the most stylish shoe you’ve ever had on your feet. But the revival of Birkenstocks and Crocs has also surprised us in a positive way. There’s a good chance we’ll soon be using sneaker en masse.
Read also: This “old” shoe trend is taking over the streets during the spring and summer seasons.
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