Wedges don’t get much of a fan following, and personally I hate majority of the ones that come my way, as well. Last summer, I possibly exhausted every store (online and offline!) to find a perfect wedge sandal and I managed to find only one that I really liked. Why did I want one so badly? Well, if you own a wedge sandal you’ll probably know the answer to this one! These are some of the best shoes you can invest in; they are super versatile and you don’t have to sacrifice on style or the most important thing ever – comfort!

Which is why I’ve been super excited about seeing wedge heel make an appearance on ankle booties everywhere! Yes, I’m aware that it’s showing up on regular boots too, but I haven’t seen anything that’s got me raving yet. Talk about ankle booties though, and we are singing a different tune. NYC is all about walking, and although I LOVE all my stiletto heel booties, they are just not very practical for everyday wear. I find myself mostly reaching out for flat boots during winters, which isn’t the most desired choice when you’re only 5’2! I’m so glad those days are behind me, and now I can finally be comfortable, without having to sacrifice on those few inches that just about put me in the “average height” category. :P

I picture these shoes being worn with everything from skinny jeans and sweater dresses, to short, full/pleated skirts. I also love how Rachel Bilson styled them here, with boyfriend jeans and a blazer. Very stylish, right? And the best part is that they would look equally as stylish during the summer with shorts and printed dresses! Check out a few that caught my eye. I particularly like the lace-up kinds.

 

In Numerical Order: Sam Edelman Effie Lace-Up Wedges, Rachel Roy Roye Wedge Booties, Zara Ankle Wedge Boots, ASH Uma Cuffed Platform Leather Wedge Booties, DV by Dolce Vita Pascal Bootie, Qupid Ophelia Black Burnished Wedge Ankle Boots

So, do you own a pair of wedge booties yet? Would love to hear your take on this style, darlings!

Kisses,

SK

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