Why Toe Rings Are the Summer's Coolest Microtrend
Best Toe Rings Shopping List
Toe rings have been featured on the latest runways (including Rabanne, Burberry, and Chloé), on celebrities like Rihanna, and even worn by Bad Bunny on his Alambre Púa cover photo. If the subtle bling is popping up on your Instagram feed as much as it is on mine, you might be wondering if you should try one out for yourself. The answer is yes.
Why? Well, why not? You already wear rings on your fingers, so add some pizzazz to your other 10 digits while you're at it. To be clear, a toe ring is not fundamentally different from a non-toe ring. The label mainly refers to the fit because—as you may have noticed—your toes and fingers are not the same in shape or size. (Thank God!) Almost any adjustable ring can be worn on your toe, and many midi rings happen to be the right size, as well. So, keep scrolling for the best toe rings to wear this summer.
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