
Hi Inez,
Iāve heard that gladiator sandals are big this summer.
Can you give me a 101 guide to the dos and donāts of getting my gladiators on?
Georgie.
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Hi Georgie,
I have to be straight with you – this is no one of those trends whereĀ Iām going to say āthereās something for everyoneā.
With Gladiator sandals, this is sadly just not the case…
The fact of the matter is, if your not genetically blessed with lovely, long lean (yet attractively toned) legs, then these sandals are not for you.
But if legs are your āthingā, then yes (!!) Gladiator sandals are your fast track to fun times #woohoo
The trick to making the most of these handsome, strappy numbers is in creating the right balance (read: the long with the short, the high with the low).
There needs to be a sizeable gap between the bottom of your hem and the top of your sandal or else they will end up ācutting ā you off and making your legs look heavy.
Gladiator sandals look great:
– with denim cutoffs
– with shift dresses (cut high above the knee).
– peeking out from gloriously swishy, printed sheer silk maxi dresses
– and of course, a tan
Gladiator sandals do not look great:
– worn with long pants
– worn over long pants (yes, this would seem obvious but Iāve seen it done and itās. not. okay.)
– longer skirts, cut below the knee
Keen to know?
Stay tuned for my Gladiator Sandal Roundup, coming soon!
xInez.
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