I often turn to my friends abroad for the latest fashion trends, especially since Europe seems to be years ahead of the U.S. However, I'm sure you can imagine my surprise when Londoners mentioned the ...

It doesn’t get more Y2K than a Juicy Couture velour tracksuit ... mini skirt that comes with a large buckled belt. Platform ...

The spiked sandal hack was inspired by a collaboration between Spanish fashion firm Gimaguas and Brazilian footwear brand Havaianas, in which the latter’s eponymous flip-flops were studded and sent to ...

Flip-flops are undeniably the ultimate spring footwear, and no warm-weather wardrobe is complete without them. So it’s no surprise that flip-flop heels have also surged in popularity as we ...

Flip-flops are undeniably the ultimate spring footwear, and no warm-weather wardrobe is complete without them. So it’s no surprise that flip-flop heels have also surged in popularity as we ...

I’ve had a love-hate relationship with flip-flops (some might even call it a relationship that has flip-flopped a lot... sorry) throughout my life. Wore ‘em every single day when I was 12 ...

When are flip-flop not flip-flops? When they’re from The Row, priced at £600 (and above), made in Italy from smooth leather and suede, with platformed soles and cushioned insoles that promise ...

Juicy Couture, the iconic Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand synonymous with early 2000s casual luxury apparels, is making a return to the Indian fashion scene. Known for its velour tracksuits and ...

Some might say Birkenstocks, others will say Crocs, but most will say Havaianas. The Havaianas Slim Flip Flop Sandal in Steel Grey is here to elevate your footwear game. These sandals are designed ...

The KuaiLu Arch Support Flip-Flops are the summer sandals every flat-footed girl needs, with built-in arch support that actually delivers. For just $15, these cute, lightweight, and waterproof ...

Everyone’s in a tizzy over flip flops. The humble slide—so essential in Brazil that it’s considered an inflation-protected necessity, like beans and rice—is transcending its utilitarian ...