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Favorite Summer Shoes

This is a requested post, so I figured why not? I seem to have terrible luck with my shoes. If I like them, they hurt my feet. I get blisters, and things just get ugly. In the summer however, I love wearing sandals, wedges, and flip flops.

I threw in some basics, as well as some fun shoes that I absolutely adore! There is a mix of wedges, flats, and sandal-type shoes. These are the shoes I wear most often, however....I have a lot of shoes, and 50% I don't wear. It's sad.

  • The brown wedges came from Target. I love the gold detailing on the front, and the straps make me feel like I'm not going to walk right out of them!

  • Are these nude flats just the cutest thing? These are A.N.A. from JC Penney. Every time I wear them I feel like Pocahontas! "Can you paint with all the colors in the wind..." They are so comfortable, and go with anything!

  • These black wedges are also from A.N.A. at JC Penney's. They are simple, and go with anything. And for my bad feet, they are very comfortable.

  • These beauties came from Marshalls, and are by the brand JUMP for the people. I got these on clearance, and I love the sneaker detailing with the simple wedge.

  • These are from No Boundaries which are found at Wal-Mart. I wear these all the time with jean shorts. The stripes are subtle, and the bow adds just enough girlie touch.

  • Believe it or not, these are crocs. I have been wearing these often because our weather in PA has been absolute rubbish. Perfect rain shoe, and definitely cuter than original crocs. (Yes, I do have a pair of those as well...)
What are your favorite Summer shoes? I'd love to hear from you, so please leave me a comment!
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