As one does when your last name is Clooney, George and Amal Clooney are spending their pre-holiday time in the sunny South of France enclave of St. Tropez. As she always does, Amal is dressing for the location—footwear included.
During the time of year when most of us are stuck in boots and trainers, Clooney just provided a reminder of the controversial shoe trend everyone was wearing earlier this year when the weather was warm: netted shoes. The trend went fully mainstream, as controversial trends sometimes do, but obviously fell by the wayside when cold weather arrived. That being said, I do think the trend will return when things warm back up in 2025, and I think people will style them the way Clooney styled her Stella McCartney macramé high-heel mules: with the boho trend.
She paired a cream-coloured lace top with cutoff denim shorts and a Chloé bracelet bag, all of which found the perfect match in her netted shoes. And given that the boho trend shows no signs of fading (especially when the weather warms up), I think it's only natural that people will wear them with the shoe trend they all bought in 2024. Keep scrolling to see Clooney's breezy look for yourself and shop netted shoes to wear with your boho pieces in the new year.
Shop Netted Shoes:
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The Ultra-Elegant Shoe Trend Fashion People Keep Using to Elevate Their Basic JeansThe perfect pairing.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Just Wore the Incredibly Chic Anti-Heels Trend Fashion Editors Rely On During Party SeasonNo need to pack emergency flats.
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The Forgotten Shoe Trend That's Suddenly All Over Zara, Chanel and ReformationIt's a classic.
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4 Shoes Our Editors Avoid Wearing Tights With at All CostsAnd four they think look perfect.
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Only Very Stylish People Across Europe Are Wearing This Trendy Anti-Flat Shoe Right NowI'll soon be one of them.
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I Spent Hours Researching 2025 Shoe Trends—These 6 Really CountTrust me, I'm an editor.
