What's old is new again. Wedge boots haven't been hugely popular with mainstream shoppers for at least a decade, but I have a feeling the tides may be turning. After spotting Ana de Armas wearing a Louis Vuitton pair, I started scouring the internet for other wedge boots and actually struck gold with my findings.
Both luxury and contemporary brands alike have jumped on board, including Jimmy Choo, Stuart Weitzman, Valentino, Steve Madden, Schutz, and Marc Fisher. How's that for a convincing stamp of approval? Scroll down to see how Ana de Armas styled wedge boots with a mini dress on the red carpet, and shop the trend if you're feeling inspired.
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These are giving me futuristic vibes.
Like a work of art.
Gianvito Rossi never gets it wrong.
I'd wear these with a maxi skirt.
I love the fun shape of these heels.
Steve Madden always has the coolest versions of the most popular trends.
You can't go wrong with black and white.
These shoes could easily pass as designer.
Jimmy Choo does it again.
These Valentino boots are bound to be a smash hit with celebs.
Long live wedge boots.
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