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What's In Vogue?- Mule Shoes...Must Have or Nah?

The Style Hive June 11, 2014
If you have a shoe fetish like me/shoe lover like me, then you might have noticed that mules are very much in trend.
Mule shoes were generally thought to be suited for women in their 60's and over, well something like this one I guess:

But you know how fashion keeps getting re-invented and re-incarnated, so it is no surprise that mules are now desirable by younger women, with its modernized look.
Mules later went on to become 90's trend, and in present fashion year, they are back... as seen on Spring 2014 runways.




A clearer idea on what mules are, in essence: "Mule, a French word, is a style of shoe that is backless and often closed-toed" (Wikipedia). Sometimes also open-toed, mules can be either flat or of varying heel heights;







NOW THIS BRINGS ME TO HOW TO WEAR YOUR MULES
The good thing about a mule shoe is the fact that it is actually versatile in nature: meaning you can either pair it with skirts (varying lengths) or a pair of trousers, with "just enough ankle visibility to highlight your shoe".
Mules are like sandals, and as such should also be comfortable, as long as you get them in your perfect sizes (not too small/ big).

I got these pictures to visually explain better:





 Quick question:
Would you love to own a pair or pairs of mule shoes? You like or nah?
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  1. meritJune 12, 2014 1:31 am

    some of the shoes are horrible like that first picture while some are nice. so it depends on how the shoe looks before i will get a pair for myself

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  2. MolekorJune 12, 2014 1:31 pm

    I generally like the mules look but the newer trendier versions I would most definitely wear. Check out my piece on them and trending shoes in my blog- stylebymolekor.com

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