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There are different styles of open toe mules. With high or mid heel, more elegant or informal, easy to match with a skirt or a pair of jeans.
By Pedro Garcia, from lanecrawford.com - By Gianvito Rossi, from forward.com
By Robert Clergerie, from matchesfashion.com - By Phillip Lim, from lanecrawford.com
The trend of mules now involves also sneakers. They mantains the same style of the closed versions but open in the heel. So easy to wear...put them on and go!
By N21. From bloomingdale.com
By MInna Parikka. From luisaviaroma.com
By Maison Margiela. From luisaviaroma.com
By Superga. From bloomingdales.com
By ZCD Montreal. From luisaviaroma.com
By Sophia Webster. From saksfifthavenue.com
Comfortable and versatile, flat mules can be in leather or velvet, with fringes or buckles, even in raffia like those proposed by Clergerie. You can wear them all day long. They can fit well with skinny, boyfriend and high rise jeans, cropped and capri pants, long skirts and long dresses.
By Marni. From lanecrawford.com
BY Malone Souliers X Roksanda. Fro. stylebop.com.
By Charlotte Olympia. From ssense.com.
By Nicholas Kirkwood. From jades24.com.
By Opening Ceremony. From ssense.com.
By Robert Clergerie. From barneys.com.
We have already seen mules this winter, embroidered or lined with fur. They continue to be appreciated by trendsetters and all the most important designers have proposed them in their collections. In fact, you can find different kinds of what we called “sabot”. The high heel versions are more formal and elegant even though those chunky can fit well with a pair of jeans too.
By Maison Margiela. From barneys.com
By Gucci. From farfetch.com.
By Malone Souliers. From matchesfashion.com.
By Mansur Gavriel. From netaporter.com.
By Prada. From mytheresa.com.
By Attico. From netaporter.com.