Wedge heels, the love-them-or-hate-them footwear, have staged a triumphant comeback, reigning as this summer's go-to heel. From A-listers like Amal Clooney to trendsetting fashionistas like Lily-Rose Depp, the divisive shoe has been gracing the feet of celebrities across the globe. Whether they're crafted from cork, espadrille, or even the audacious sneaker heel, wedges offer a versatile and comfort-focused alternative to traditional stilettos, making them a red carpet favorite this season.
Confession time: I, too, approached this trend with caution, recalling my last encounter with a pair of ’70s-inspired floral wedges from Urban Outfitters—chosen for my middle school graduation. However, to their credit, those wedges provided a lifeline as I navigated the treacherous terrain of heels for the first time. I was a clunky, yet grateful young teen, teetering onstage like a baby giraffe taking its first steps. While I haven't revisited wedges since, I can't deny their role in helping me survive my traumatizing junior high years without a theatrical tumble.
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Jennifer Lopez pairs her ultra-high wedges with a bright green pedicure[/caption]
It appears I'm not alone in my newfound appreciation for wedge heels. The fashion-forward celebrities endorsing this contentious yet comfortable summer shoe attest to its allure. Whether seeking a walkable vacation heel or simply craving a touch of extra height for fun, many are turning to the wedge heels, eager to embrace the versatile and celebrity-endorsed trend.
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Lily-Rose Depp tries out a low-heeled wedge while out with girlfriend 070 Shake[/caption]
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