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*Eliza may earn commission on sales from these product links Best for a one-of-a-kind aesthetic: MiistaĬan a brand be considered ‘under the radar’ once donned by the Kardashians, Jenners and Hadids? I’m not sure.

I’ve also been ogling the Twins shoe a pair of chunky loafers available in mismatched colourways, delivering just the right amount of eccentricity, and the Dina sandal a kitten heel style that comes in yellow or black, offering a playful-but-chic finishing touch.Ĭamper caters to the ‘ugly’ shoe brigade those partial to a Birkenstock, Croc or Ugg. Ideal! It’s also made 100% from recyclable materials (Camper is committed to creating all of its shoes from renewable or recycled materials by 2025).

A chunky, curved high heel sandal, available in green and orange as well as black and white, the Kobrah shoe says ‘I’m stylish but I don’t take myself too seriously’. The extraordinary looking Kobrah shoe, for example, was the first to catch my eye. The best styles are those that would truly flummox your gran. First launching in 1975, Camper is no newcomer to delivering footwear with a unique twist. *Eliza may earn commission on sales from these product links Best for out-of-the-ordinary footwear: CamperĪlso hailing from Spain, is quirky Mallorcan shoe brand Camper.

This pre-order system allows the brand to calculate exactly how much of each style they need to create, thus tackling the issue of over-production head on.

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After that, the discount is reduced to 15% and then once production starts the shoes are only available at full price. What’s more, Alohas operates a unique ‘on demand’ model, whereby shoes are available to purchase with a 30% discount for the first three weeks after the collection launches. From said strappy sandals, to chunky cool-girl flats, minimal 90s-inspired platforms and knee-high boots, the Barcelona-designed, Alicante-made brand wields a multitude of covetable options with a reasonable price tag. What I found was a treasure trove of footwear. I was instantly seduced by a pair of orange and fuchsia strappy suede sandals, which I mentally assigned to the string of summer wedding guest outfits that lay ahead, and so clicked through to investigate. This was certainly the case when I saw Spanish brand Alohas pop up on my feed. Sometimes those targeted Instagram adverts get it a bit too right. Take your pick! Best for wedding-ready sandals: Alohas

There’s a whole host of brands, old and new, all flying to varying degrees under the radar, that are tapping into this idea of shoes with a side of humour from Alohas’ colour-block sandals that are perfect for your impending summer events, to Camper’s fresh take on the humble loafer, and Miista’s multitude of printed, patent, stitched and square-toe offerings. This penchant for playfulness is no better illustrated than by the renewed enthusiasm for wedge heeled trainers (yes you read that right, the noughties favourite popularised by French brand Isabel Marant is back), hiking sandals and Ugg boots. Clompy shoes, colourful shoes, comfortable shoes and even, dare I say it, ugly shoes, are all enjoying an extended moment in the sun. News flash! Footwear that doesn’t take itself too seriously is in.

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