Over the weekend I read an interesting article on Vogue.com, interviewing Italian fashion designer Massimo Giorgetti of MSGM. Giorgetti spoke about the uncertainty of fashion post-pandemic as well as his reactions were interesting as well as thought-provoking. how will the fashion landscape look when all this is said as well as done? June’s collections will show how designers as well as brands were able to cope through all of this as well as what their inspirations will be.
Conversely, what will consumers want to see from fashion once we’re on the other side of this? will fashion continue to be much more paired down as well as minimilastic with a focus on comfort like it is now? will sportswear as well as athleisure continue to reign or will consumers gravitate towards glitz as well as glamour as a reprieve from months of gloom as well as doom? regardless of what’s to come, it’s apparent now that many of us are focused on functional comfort.
Below I’ve rounded up a handful of shoes I’ve got my eye to wear now as well as beyond. Birkenstocks have been a go to of mine for years as well as I need to replace the pair I tossed last season. I do wear them around my apartment as well as they come in useful when walking down to the laundry or taking out the trash. That reward shoe I teased? When COVID-19 was just a far-off worry I was lusting over a pair of Nike Jordans as well as I finally found them in my size through StockX. Ironically the pair I snagged were exclusive to Milan, as the colors are inspired by the Duomo, as well as I’ll keep the MLN hangtag on for a little Italian pride. check out all of my picks below.
Birkenstock Arizonia huge Buckle sandal ($150)
STAUD Gina mules ($250)
Golden Goose Hanami Slip-On sneaker ($530)
Ugg Shearling Sling Back Slipper ($100)
Dr. Martens Blaire Slide sandal ($90)
Jordan 1 Mid Milan (Prices Vary)