Who can forget the time when Stan Smiths peeked out Bottega Veneta Shoes from underneath every street style star's trousers, and you couldn't walk around New York without seeing both tourists and city dwellers in a pair Then, shortly after, the chunky dad sneakers had their moment, beloved by fashion girls and guys! from Scandi style darlings to hypebeasts.

Here in New York, plenty of people are forgoing clothing entirely in favor of swimsuits. Since I'm tough on mine and have worn through too many Gucci Bottega Veneta Sandals and Ferragamo versions to justify replacing them, I opt for a more affordable option. Plus, in a boon to our ever changing climes, she happily notes that silk socks she opts for ribbed sets from Charvet make the caged sandal suitable for any time of year.

Muaddi offers some ideas The gladiator is something that you could wear with something short a skirt or a dress. The shoe with the butterfly, you can wear it with anything from jeans to a gown because it's very versatile. You might try an ankle exposing slip on mule or sandals dotted with floral applique. There's also floral Bottega Veneta Heels and jacquard embroidered low top sneakers, linen espadrilles, or canvas slide sandals topped with a monochrome rose made of the same material.

I'm lucky to work with the people I do for many reasons, but one of my favorite things to do around the office is a bit of style stalking. And there's plenty of loafer inspiration to be found in the Vogue corridors with master stylists Alex Harrington, Tonne Goodman, and Camilla Nickerson all wearing classic penny loafers regularly before they took over the runways. I love how Alex wears his with a bright sock and striped tunic, Tonne with her straight leg pant and always impeccably tied Charvet scarf, and Camilla with varying length of skirts and a knit.

Daniel Lee's rubber Puddle Boots were Bottega Veneta's breakout accessory of 2020, followed closely by his Croc like neon slides. They helped raise the profile of the original squishy clog, we saw both outside the men's shows, styled with everything from suits to denim.