During the fall and winter, burgundy was literally everywhere. It was the leading color trend for clothing, accessories, and, yes, shoes. Now, we're not shivering in the cold anymore and are instead drenched in the sun's heat, but that doesn't mean that the deep hue is out for summer. On the contrary, it's very much in, and actress Nico Parker is one of the first to show us. She was spotted in NYC on the way to a press appearance at NBC Studios wearing wine-colored Loewe pumps that paired gorgeously with her white flowy pants. The look is easy and chic, if you ask me.
Rather than putting burgundy in a box, Parker showed us that it's undoubtedly a summer shade too, and I've noticed that other celebs and influencers have been sporting burgundy shoes with their outfits in recent weeks. Parker's look includes neutrals such as black and army green, and the pumps and white pants instantly elevate it to an expensive-looking summer outfit. White pants and burgundy shoes are the new cool girl uniform for summer—trust me.
Keep scrolling to find your pair of wine-colored shoes to upgrade your summer looks.
On Nico Parker: Loewe Toy 45 Leather Mules ($990)
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