Sandals to Wear with Vintage Summer Dresses

posted by: vernotisxas in Camper Shoes, General, Kork-Ease Shoes, Sandals on June 19th, 2010

Recently I have become obsessed with buying vintage, or vintage inspired, dresses. All of my free time seems to be consumed by trolling thrift stores, boutiques, and online shopping sites. Now that I have a healthy collection of vintage dresses, I need sandals that complement the vintage aesthetic I’m working. Rising to this challenge, I’ve selected some of my favorite summertime sandals.

As a fan of Kork-Ease shoes (I already own a pair of their Ava sandals – and they are so comfortable!), I’ve been thinking about buying a pair with a cork wedge.

Kork-Ease Myrna II Wedge in red (also available in black, white, green, and yellow) for $129 at Zappos

Since I’m a devotee of comfortable shoes, I love Dansko’s. They have a great selection of sandals with a heel, and heels do look great with summer dresses.

Dansko Sissy Sandal in brown (also available in black, white, red, and green) for $109.95 at The Walking Company

If you’re working a 70′s vibe with a vintage dress, clogs are a must have shoe.

Swedish Hasbeens Braided High Clog in white (also available in brown, red, and blue) for $199 at Endless

During and after college I lived in Spain, and during my time there I fell in love with Campers. I still turn to Campers for a European mix of style and comfort.

Camper Laura Wedge Sandal in black/white (also available in all black, all white, brown, and blue) on sale for $142.45 (regularly $149.99) at Endless

I am always drawn to perfectly flat shoes. These sandals by Proenza Schouler are a great reinterpretation of the gladiator sandal trend (something I never got into).

Proenza Schoular Lace-Up Cutout Sandals on sale for $415.99 (regularly $595) at Saks

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12 Responses to “Sandals to Wear with Vintage Summer Dresses”

  1. July 13, 2012 at 9:03 am, Isabel Marant said:

    Beautiful….

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  2. June 25, 2012 at 7:18 am, Saraz Closet said:

    Hi there,

    What's up, just wanted to tell you, I loved this post? It just so very helpful. Keep on posting!

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  4. November 03, 2011 at 5:48 am, Thierry Rabotin said:

    LOVE these shoes!
    Such vibrant summery colors, just reminds me of lazy days on the beach!

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  5. June 23, 2010 at 7:41 pm, Mae Parker Lewis said:

    These shoes would be perfect for a hot summer with a vintage dress that would steal the show!

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  6. June 22, 2010 at 3:58 am, More Women Shoes. I said:

    I love all these shoes. They all look comfortable especially for a hot summer like this one.

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  7. June 21, 2010 at 1:44 pm, A Sandal to Wear with a Vintage Summer Dress « Tip Top Shoes NYC Blog said:

    [...] the success of Worishofer we have seen a suprising trend of the comfort  sandals for women. As shoe blog reports, the Sissy by dansko totally illustrates this trend that we gladly welcome. Available [...]

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  8. June 21, 2010 at 5:47 am, Mia said:

    It's not for everyone, A very subtle look that done well can be very sexy. Think ingenue with a light flowy dress bike riding in the Provence. Shoe blog I get it!

    btw

    Many colors of the Sissy available here:

    http://www.tiptopshoes.com/itemID/42820/Sissy

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  9. June 20, 2010 at 1:56 pm, Valentina said:

    My mother would always say “if you have nothing nice to say than don’t say anything”. I’m NOT my mother, the first three featured pairs of ‘sandals’ are a balanced mix of horrifically homely AND hideous!

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  10. June 20, 2010 at 6:19 am, All Women Stalker said:

    I am drawn to the last pair, of course. I don’t find the cork-heeled ones too pretty.

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  11. June 20, 2010 at 1:46 am, AEJ said:

    I know this is a shoe blog, but with all the vintage dresses talk I was hoping for a picture of some of them! :)

    Personally, I love the modern cork-heeled shoes. Maybe that's because I'm old enough to be a grandmother.

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  12. June 20, 2010 at 12:02 am, Being Loving Doing said:

    I definetely can’t understand how we’re back to those ‘grandma’ cork soled shoe. It might get you comfortable. but god! it’s so gross

    Gaelle
    http://www.beinglovingdoing.com

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