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You heard it here first, fashion folks: The wedge sandal, a once divisive shoe, is back and it feels undeniably fresher than ever. Contemporary brands like Khaite, St. Agni, ATP Atelier, Maryam Nassir Zadeh, and Emme Parsons have all put their minimalist twist on the shape, upgrading it for right now with a minimalist edge.
Vogue’s Guide to the Best Summer Wedges:
- The Minimalist Must-Have: St. Agni wedge sandals, $320
- The Editor’s Pick: Khaite Marion wedge sandals, $820
- The Metallic Moment: Emme Parsons Simple wedges, $550
- The Espadrille: Castañer Carol wedge espadrilles, $165
- The Multi-Strap: Tory Burch multi-strap espadrille sandal, $368
- The Bright White: Chloé Rebecca leather wedge sandals, $990
- The Updated Flip Flop: Coperni wedge flip flops, $590
- The Classic Cork: Ancient Greek Sandals Chora heeled sandals, $345
- The Mesh Wedge: Cos mesh wedge sandals, $285
For those already embracing open-toed footwear, rest assured, these wedges have versatility to go around. They’re not quite as high as a proper heel (nor as low a kitten heel), offering a few welcome inches while remaining super comfortable—consider them a more practical option for walking around town without having to sacrifice comfort.
Style-wise, these new wedges can be found in a variety of materials from supple suedes to metallic leather to shiny PVC—we’re especially fond of Coperni’s hit flip-flop style and Alaïa cut-out sculptural wooden take; pair either with a denim midiskirt and capri pants for a look that’s just downright cool. They also come in slide versions, like Khaite’s Marion, with a thick strap to slip into; as heeled thong sandals (don’t miss the little floral appliqué on Magda Butrym’s pair!), and even in multi-strap designs like Tory Burch’s version. Below, all these and more of the best summer wedges to wear all season long.
