If you're looking for a smart shoe that can work for every occasion, be it dinner parties or the office, and is also flat for added comfort, there's one pair that should be on your list. And both Kendall Jenner and Katie Holmes have landed on the same pair of high-street flats and seem pretty pleased about it.
Vagabond, in case you don't know already, is a Swedish shoe label that specialises in trend-hitting silhouettes that influencers and celebrities gravitate towards because more often than not they're super practical and low-key. Chunky flats—whether loafer, brogue or boot—are their signature, but it's one particular pair, called the Cosmo 2.0, that has proven to be the biggest hit. And when you realise that this elite crowd is side-stepping their more expensive options in favour of a £120 pair of slip-ons, it's time to pay attention.
Holmes has worn her Cosmos nonstop. Pairing them with jeans and white socks and a range of coats, she has found an easy winter go-to outfit. Then, Jenner joined the Vagabond pack, choosing a similar framework, only swapping jeans for tailored slacks and a signature Jenner kind of flourish, a daisy intarsia knitted crop top. Once again, she reach for these again with a similar combination of cute knit and jeans, plus her ever-present white socks. Keep scrolling to see both of these celebrities wearing Vagabond shoes and to shop them for yourself—because somehow, they're still available!
On Kendall Jenner: Tach Clothing top; Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£210)
On Kendall Jenner: Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£120)
On Kendall Jenner: Tach Clothing top; Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£210)
On Kendall Jenner: Tach Clothing top; Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£210)
On Katie Holmes: Mango coat; Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£120)
On Katie Holmes: Re/Done coat; Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£120)
On Katie Holmes: Khaite coat; Vagabond Cosmo 2.0 Loafers (£120)
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A sleek, minimal pair.
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These have a cool retro feel.
The monochromatic pairing is seriously chic.
Inspired by classic menswear designs.
It's hard to believe these are from the high-street.
This heeled version is so much fun.
The croc finish is a nice touch.
The strap detail adds a vintage feel.
The chunky sole makes these a statement pair.
Take a minute to embrace all the intricate details.
The classic shape is upgraded with chunky chain details and a modern square toe.
I love the decorative fringing on this pair.
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