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Vogue Singapore
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Crochet shoes are this summer's breeziest staple
May is slipping away, we're in the heat of summer and high humidity is on the horizon. Navigating this capricious climate means reaching for pieces that feel effortless. Our solution? Get on board with the crochet shoe trend that has become a recurring sight on the spring/summer 2025 runways. No longer reserved for lazy beach days, this versatile material is experiencing a resurgence this year and it's no secret why. Designers have co-signed this trend in a big way. Jacquemus went for a more cheerful route, with their woven slingback pumps in the colour of the season while Fendi opted for a sleek approach with their polished woven slip ons. Then there was Chloé's woven flats and Gabriela Hearst's pointy slingbacks, which proved that crochet could hold its own refined appeal as well. Fendi spring/summer 2025. iMAXtree Jacquemus spring/summer 2025. iMAXtree Chloé spring/summer 2025. iMAXtree Off the ss25 runway, however, there are already stylish options available. Consider soft neutral crochet shoes from Prada and Staud that will pair seamlessly with breezy linen sets or cotton sundresses. For the office bound, look to Burberry 's crocheted pumps to ace the corporate core aesthetic. Want to make a statement? The pink Aquazzura sandal, with its playful crochet flowers, will definitely turn a few heads on your next getaway. So while your entire wardrobe lightens up, consider letting your footwear do the same. Below, shop the ultimate Vogue approved edit of the best crochet shoes on the market. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 1 / 12 Staud Alba leather-trimmed crocheted ballet flats, $584 Available at Net-a-porter. Courtesy of Mytheresa 2 / 12 Bottega Veneta blink 80 crochet raffia mules, $1,820 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Farfetch 3 / 12 Prada crochet-detail leather sandals, $1,580 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Mytheresa 4 / 12 Jacquemus double 110 woven leather wedge mules Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Miu Miu 5 / 12 Miu Miu crochet-knit ballerina shoes, $1,900 Available at Miu Miu. Courtesy of Farfetch 6 / 12 Valentino Garavani 60mm VLogo signature embroidered sandals, $1,398 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Farfetch 7 / 12 Miu Miu crochet-knit slides, $2,020 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 8 / 12 Alaïa metallic crocheted ballet flats, $1,972 Available at Net-a-porter. Courtesy of Mytheresa 9 / 12 Chloé marcie leather-trimmed crochet espadrilles, $630 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Mytheresa 10 / 12 Prada crochet leather ballerinas pumps, $1,475 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Mytheresa 11 / 12 Aquazzura Noches Tropicales 85 raffia sandals, $1,300 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 12 / 12 Burberry leather-trimmed embroidered crocheted pumps, $914 Available at Net-a-porter.
Vogue Singapore
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
How to wear straight leg jeans like an off-duty model this summer
Are you ready for the return of straight leg jeans? For the longest time, it felt like baggy jeans were the only choice for the street style crowd—ideally low-rise, with some pointy or Tabi boots being swallowed up by the pooling hems. In recent months though, and as the weather's picked up, another style of jeans has been shuffling their way onto our moodboards. I'm talking, of course, about straight leg jeans—not baggy, not skinny, but that sweet spot in between. I first started seeing a noticeable return to the humble straight leg around fashion month earlier this year, when it was clearly the go-to uniform for off-duty models slouching around Paris and New York. Usually low or mid-rise, and worn with loafers, ballet flats, or boots, the straight leg feels casual and low effort, without totally swamping you like some baggy jeans can. And if, like me, you'll never be on board with a return to skinny, the straight leg is an easy alternative that feels like a classic. Getty Getty Bella Hadid—who I consider a sort of soothsayer when it comes to jeans—has also been on the straight leg jeans trend for a minute. Often pairing hers with a vest and trainers, or sometimes a lil stiletto, the 28-year-old model has got straight leg outfit combos down to a fine art. She's also not averse to a high-rise straight leg with a belt, which feels very 'early 2010s mom' in the best way possible. Controversial take, but: I feel like she eats in a straight leg even more than she does a bootcut. Getty Fortunately, finding the most perfect straight leg jeans for summer is a relatively painless experience—unlike, say, piling a gazillion bootcuts into a harshly lit changing room. My colleague Alice Cary swears by vintage straight legs, as the denim has a bit more life to it. 'The pair of Levi's 501s I found in a vintage store in the US several years ago are perfectly worn-in and will continue to age as I wear them,' she wrote for British Vogue recently. 'They have a finish that's hard to replicate in a factory.' Obviously, models look good in anything—that's literally their job. But if there's one trend that's worth replicating this year from the GOATs of low-key cool, it's the straight leg. Whether you're a model or not, I truly believe you can't go wrong with this straight up-and-down classic. Courtesy of Uniqlo 1 / 6 Uniqlo wide straight-leg jeans, $65 Available at Uniqlo. Courtesy of Levi's 2 / 6 Levi's 501 '90s jeans, $127 Available at Levi's. Courtesy of Nordstrom 3 / 6 Joe's Jeans straight-leg jeans, $257 Available at Nordstrom. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 4 / 6 Agolde high-rise straight jeans, $299 Available at Net-a-porter. Courtesy of Khaite 5 / 6 Khaite Danielle jeans, $675 Available at Khaite. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 6 / 6 Toteme straight leg jeans, $506 Available at Net-a-porter. This story was first published on
