it seems like it was only a matter of time before we’d see the resurgence of fisherman sandals — that woven, closed-toe style that was last ubiquitous in the ’90s — but here we are: they’re back again. whether you go for a super-luxe designer version — of which there are many — or a cheap-and-cheerful pair that you’ll be hoping will last the season, there are plenty of options out there. rebecca tay presents five pairs that all feel fresh for spring.
spanish steps
fans of loewe and, indeed, jonathan anderson himself, are about as diehard as it gets — and, honestly, we can’t disagree. creative, conceptual, excellent quality and always wearable, the brand has become a brand that can seemingly do no wrong. perhaps that’s why, though these campo brushed suede sandals are eye-wateringly expensive, we have no doubt there’ll be legions of people wearing them this season. team with skirts, jeans, and everything in between.
woven wonder
anyone who’s ever worn a pair of ancient greek sandals will know how comfortable they are, and how well they wear even after a summer spent in sand and sea. the same should be true for this homeria style, made from woven raffia, with the cut-outs and ankle strap typical of a fisherman sandal, and a more modern, almond-shaped toe.