Each spring I find myself on the hunt for the perfect pair of neutral sandals. One with some sort of heel, comfortable enough to wear to work, yet interesting enough that I can wear them out on the weekends. I’m all for a shoe that’s versatile enough to match everything, but I won’t settle for boring. Neutral does not have to mean boring. I came across these gems from ALDO and they fit everything on my check list. They’re super lightweight and the heel is small enough that I can wear them all day long. Plus the buckles and unique shape make them far from boring.
So once you find your perfect pair, see how you can wear them to all sorts of occasions.
These puppies are perfect for the office. It’s hard to commit to super high heels for 8 hours, but these are another story.
The perfect neutral sandal should also be able to transition from day to night seamlessly. The shape of the straps and metallic buckles make these perfect for a night out.
And when you want to go casual? Your go-to spring shoe should look great with simple blue jeans and a t-shirt.
What are you looking for in your perfect pair of neutral sandals?
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This post is sponsored by ALDO shoes. All opinions are my own.
I’ve never really been one to pile on the bracelets. I always have studs in my ears and a dainty necklace on, but bracelets are just an added clunky accessory that I often skip over. But when I discovered a site with truly unique and affordable pieces, I knew it was time to experiment with bracelets again. Shopbevel is an amazing new site that features jewelry from all independent designers, so each piece is really unique. This statement bracelet is only $29 and is featured in their Touch of Gold Trunk Show going on right now! You can use my special discount code 20SOMETHING to get 25% off your purchase.
So if you want to jump on the bracelet bandwagon but aren’t quite sure how to style them, here are 3 easy ways to wear them below.
Simple:
The simplest way to style a bold bracelet is to pair it with a small, dainty one. That way you highlight the larger bracelet but still keep it interesting and unique.
Double Up:
I always wear these three bracelets together as if they’re one piece. Since they’re not super large, I thought I’d pair them with this statement piece for a fun look. Since the three are thinner, they don’t overwhelm my wrist or create too much bulk.
Arm Party:
Pile on a variety of bracelets to create an arm party. Just make sure none of them are larger than the big statement bracelet and play with different sizes, shapes, and colors.
