To wear summer after summer.
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I’ve been finding simple joy in being able to get dressed each day and, as a result, I’m looking for clothes that strengthen that drive. An accessory refresh is a great way to update an otherwise uninspired outfit. These whimsical, happy shoes from Tabitha Simmons fit the bill perfectly. These woven slides are well-made, sturdy, and at just over $100, they’re an affordable option from a luxury brand.
These easy slides are just enough to be a balanced transition from quarantine hibernation to real life—and to look good while doing it. The thought of wearing them to a socially-distanced al fresco dinner brings me so much happiness. They bring brightness to a simple, casual denim look as much as they do a breezy
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