23 Feb Ideal shoes to combine with miniskirts of all kinds
New entry in our blog in which we are going to highlight some of our ideal shoes to combine with miniskirts of all kinds. A seasonal garment, always in fashion, with infinite shapes and colours.
This is another basic garment in the wardrobe that requires a wise choice in terms of the footwear that should be combined with it. Miniskirt and shoes must create a harmonic set, enhancing beauty and creating its own style.
If you had to choose a piece of clothing that defines the spring/summer season, it would be the miniskirt in its purest version. That means keep it short, even very short, clothing with comfort and lots of personality.
Ideal shoes to combine with miniskirts of all kinds
Our selection of footwear models that are perfect to match with miniskirts of any kind are the following:
Ballerinas with cut-outs and flowers
These are great shoes for their design and comfort. These two-tone ballerinas with a punctured leather and a grosgrain bow belong to our Papanatas collection. The perfect option to fit the feet of girls and moms, sharing the same model. Stepping on the asphalt with the same shoe model is a top thing that bonds moms and daughters. They are made with our tapered last, which highlights the legs making them longer.
Ballerinas with cut-outs and flowers
Mary Janes with a double buckle
The shoe to share between girls and moms capable of provoking memories forever. These suede Mary Janes with crossed straps and cut-outs also belong to our Papanatas collection. They are also made with our tapered last, which girls and their mothers fall in love with, stylizing their legs. Ovine suede with a breathable leather lining rounds out an unrivaled design.
Mary Janes with a double buckle
All the shoes designed by Eli 1957 are handcrafted in Spain with top-quality materials.
To discover our designer shoes, we invite you to visit our online store, where you will find ideal models for you, for your little ones or for a unique gift. Don’t forget to consult our size’s guide to wear the recommended number.
Photo credit: Eli 1957