cheltonian fashion SHOE-LICIOUS


Standout this Summerwith this selection of fabulous footwear chosen by FashionBloggerDaniellaBanton


Let’s talk footwear. Shoes can be the final touch on an outfit, the icing on the cake, andCheltenham’s high street is full of flavour.Whatever your needsmay be all your favourite stores have got you covered. For those summer days tray a


block heel sandal like these from Topshop. Available in the colour of


offers further support for your foot and themini platformgives a little height to your outfit. This pair is available in somany colours so why stop at one, but you can’t gowrong with black for those lady back sunny days sat in a beer garden. If you’re after a


Topshop


sunshine itself pair themwith absolutely anything in your wardrobe fromjeans and a tee to a summer dress. They are your all piece shoe and come in the colour of sunshine itself.Hopefully a little yellowwill convince the sun to stay and play. Office are your own stop shop for


pool sliders. They have a large variety of style and colours but you can’t gowrongwith a cleat sole. The double strap


Office


heeled sandal then take your feet to Karen Millen.Wedges are always a summer favourite for height that doesn’t hurt. You can bring these out for a summer party day or night. The tan colour gives that 70s summer feel but if youwant something a little shinier they also come in gold. Spoilt for choice. For theworking


womenwho stillwants a summer look head to toe, try these heeled boots fromOasis. The ankle strap and full frontmake themoffice


Karen Millen


Oasis


appropriatewhilst the sling back and peep toe keep the summer feel even if you’re stuck indoors. This bootwill even see your through autumn as the days start to cool (hopefully not for awhile though). Don’t forget to treat yourself to a


pedicure to treat those toes to some polishing nowthat summer has finally arrived.


ByDaniellaBanton THECHELTONIAN JULY /AUGUST 2018 7


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