The quest to find the perfect pair of spring heels is a valiant one. Because while spring sundresses, spring jumpsuits and spring rompers offer all kinds of sartorial value, none of them are really, truly complete until they’ve been paired with some seriously stunning shoes. Of course, there are spring-y iterations of nearly every kind of shoe, but we’re a bit partial to the ever-evolving heel. And honestly—intellectual over-complications of clothing aside—shopping for spring heels is just plain fun.
During the winter, you can’t separate your footwear search from practicality—lest you opt for the wrong kind, slip and wipe out on a patch of black ice inevitably lurking on some sidewalk near your apartment. But spring—spring ushers in an era of fresh frivolity. Your rationale for buying a pair of spring heels doesn’t have to go deeper than, “They’re cute,” a gift we take for granted until the temperatures drop and we’re reminded what a liability the entire season of winter really is. During the spring, colors are brighter, prints are bolder and everything feels a little more delightful. (Amazing how beautiful our lives can be when the threat of a blizzard isn’t looming over our heads at all times, huh?)
I’m no astrologist, but I have something of a sartorial forecast to hit you with: This spring calls for fun. Where winter forced you to worry, spring invites you to be laidback AF. Ogle every cute pair of spring heels you encounter. Covet them. Maybe even buy them. You came, you saw, you Kondo’d—now, treat yourself to all the endlessly stylish delights that lie ahead.
1. Topshop NATURE Blue Strappy Block Heels
2. UO Seychelles Calming Influence Platform Sandal
3. Jeffrey Campbell Xifeng Ankle Tie Sandal from Nordstrom
4. Intentionally Blank Hamp Heels from Anthropologie
5. Topshop Joss Perforated Slingback Pump
6. Green Heels from Zara
7. STEVEN by Steve Madden Women’s Oceana Heeled Sandal on Amazon
8. Topshop NATASHA Crocodile Flare Heel Sandals
9. Dolce Vita Raffia Heels from Anthropologie
10. TOMS Phoebe Slingback Sandal from Nordstrom
11. Cabella Slingback Pump from Chinese Laundry
12. Jeffrey Campbell 2Die4 Pump from Nordstrom
13. SCHUTZ Women’s Savania Sandals on Amazon
14. Tony Bianco Scarlett Mule on Revolve
15. Seychelles One Of A Kind Leopard Platform Sandal from Urban Outfitters
16. Jeffrey Campbell Kacey Mule from Nordstrom
17. Dolce Vita Women’s Betsey Slides on Amazon
18. Braided Heel Sandals from T.J. Maxx
19. Yippy Suede Sandal from Chinese Laundry
20. UO Kim Kitten Heel
21. Jeffrey Campbell Bilateral Strappy Sandal from Nordstrom
22. Steven Women’s Ophelia Slides on Amazon
23. Tony Bianco Gable Mule from Revolve
24. Seychelles One Of A Kind Platform Sandal from Urban Outfitters
25. Jeffrey Campbell Catia Sandal from Nordstrom
26. 42 Gold Lonnie Sandal from Nordstrom
27. Senso Women’s Jamu I Sandals on Amazon
28. Vagabond Shoemakers Joyce Slingback Mule from Urban Outfitters
29. Animal Embossed Heeled Mules from Zara
30. Jeffrey Campbell Zebulon Sandal from Nordstrom
31. SCHUTZ Women’s Maribel Sandals from Amazon
32. Tortoiseshell Mid-Heel Pumps from Zara
33. Sole Society Kalari Slingback Pump from Nordstrom
34. Bird of Flight Shy Clog from Nordstrom
35. Villa Rouge Women’s River Sandals on Amazon
36. Mid-Heigh Heel Mules from Zara
37. Karl Lagerfield Paris Marina Slide Sandal from Nordstrom
38. Cult Gaia Alia Slingback from Revolve
39. Jaggar Women’s PVC Sandals on Amazon
40. Jack Rogers Jackie Heel
41. STEVEN New York Fannie Mule from Nordstrom
42. Charles David Clay Strappy Leather Sandal on HSN
43. Rebecca Minkoff Decklynn Slide Sandal
A version of this article was originally published in 2019.
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