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The top 3 shoes for spring / summer 2017

Fashion is throwing its shadows ahead: the fashion weeks and shoemakers have seen the fashion trends for the current spring / summer season 2017 months ago. We have looked around for you at the shows in  , London, Milan, New York and Paris, and what summer shoals await us in 2017 next to sneakers, sandals, pumps, slippers, slippers, espadrilles and slippers.
Here are our top 3 most important trend lessons for the coming season:

Trend 1: Kitten Heels

The trend of flat, comfortable shoes is still in 2017 still hip. Sandals, loafers and ballerinas were on the catwalks. All those who want a more elegance for their feet and want to take the trend anyway, are taking advantage of this alternative: trend shoes with a small and thin heel, the so-called  Kitten Heels . They are comfortable and still look chic. Whether with straps or closed - this shoe conjures up to a few centimeters maximum radiance.

Trend 2: Mules and Babouches

Already in the summer of 2016 were comfortable shoes for hatching totally en vogue. Whether stylish mules or cool babouches - the slipper and slipper trend is also a must for your feet in 2017. Whether you're looking for a frayed jeans, a lacquer skirt or a skinny pair of pants, you'll always look super stylish and comfortable.

Trend 3: Silver-colored shoes

In the coming season, our shoes shine in silver. However, other metallic colors such as gold or copper also come out quite big. The look is super casual to a jeans style. It is certain that you are sure of a brilliant performance, and with every shoe model you like. Whether sneakers, lace-ups, sandals, shoes with plaid as well as pumps - the trend shoes come in metallic glossy trend colors.

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