Just because a trend is "controversial” doesn’t mean the fashion set will shy away from it. On the contrary, in fact. Looking at Wholesale Replica Bag shoe trends that have hit the fashion scene, there is plenty of evidence that the fashion world loves to embrace pieces that are "weird” or "ugly” and "controversial.” And I’m predicting that many of them will dominate fashion for summer 2019.
Some of these controversial shoe trends were spotted all over the runways and are now emerging in the wardrobes of fashion insiders. Take heeled flip-flops, for example. Seen at shows like Bevza and Tibi, these designs are hitting retailers right now and are about to take over for the months ahead with celebrities like Kendall Jenner already on board. Other trends are less about the specific shoe and more about how they’re styled. Tricky pieces like anklets and tall nylon socks are among the styling pieces fashion insiders are gravitating toward. Go on to see seven controversial summer shoe trends that will be everywhere in 2019, and shop our edit.
Wedges
There's no question that the wedge is back. Recently, our editors weighed in with how they really feel about the trend.
Anklet With Heels
I've personally never been on Team Anklet, but after seeing all of the cool ways fashion insiders are wearing them, I'm ready to embrace the trend.
Platforms
Platforms made a return last year, but they're sticking around for summer, this time in throwback versions that reference styles from the '70s and '90s.
Heeled Flip-Flops
I'm predicting that heeled flip-flops will be one of the biggest trends for summer 2019. Yes, my friends, this is one style you should definitely invest in.
Nylon Socks With Sneakers
Just like we've been seeing a lot of anklets, we've been spotting nylon socks with shoes. You can thank Prada for this trend.
Sport Sandals
You probably didn't expect Velcro sport sandals to blow up the way that they did, but they aren't going anywhere.
Mary Janes
Mary Janes are on the map. We can thank Riccardo Tisci in large part for this. The punk-inspired shoes he designed at Burberry are already one of this season's most in-demand styles.
