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Slingbacks + socks

A styling tip for stealing is the combination of slingbacks and socks. This simple addition is a fashion insider trick to bring every outfit to a stylish new level. It is not just an easy way to master transaison dressing and to avert an early summer-friendly shoe, but it is also a relatively cheap hack (only the price for a new couple socks) because you feel like you have just bought a new pair of shoes.

The key to make this look correctly lies when combining your slingbacks and socks with longer pieces such as clothes, skirts and pants (or even a long duster coat). This keeps your outfit more elegant than neat. I love playing a sparkle couple of socks and a smooth slabic with a black suit for the perfect evening semicine.

Swedish stockings Ines shimmering socks

Sllingbacks + Midi skirts

From A-Line to pencil, MIDI skirts have shown their versatility on the catwalks in the past seasons and worked with tranasonal trends from sporty rugby shirts to neat knitting jackets. Sllingbacks keep the elegance of these rock shapes without feeling for prime, and thanks to their lack of any kind of ankle belts, the legs look longer that can shorten a silhouette.

Sandro -Strick -Polo shirt

Zara Schnalle Slingback shoes

Self-portrait satin skirt with flower applications

Slingbacks + utility pants

If you never know exactly which shoes should wear with heavy pants like freight and parachute pants to still feel elegant, then Slingbacks are the answer. A pointed toe gives an elongated silhouette in which trainers and flat shoes are neglected and are much more practical for everyday life than a court shoe. Colors like white and butter yellow are a great pallet cleaner to keep Khaki and olive tones fresh in summer.

Mint -Jakobsmussel -tie front top side

Kitri oversized bomber jacket

Prada patent leather slingback pumps

COS elasticed barrel-leg-pants