4 Spring Shoe Trends That Will Never Go Out of Style

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Spring is creeping in (my allergies acting up are all the proof I need), which means it's time to shed those heavy layers. But if you're not ready to hop into open-toe shoes just yet—or you live in a big city and understand walking around in flimsy flip flops is kind of gross—don't worry. This week, I'm sharing a few types of shoes that help me bridge the gap between now and proper warm-weather territory. —Nikki Ogunnaike, Editor-in-Chief

Huarache and Fisherman Sandals These are the best of both worlds! Like indoor/outdoor vibes, but for your feet. (Sorry, open- and close-toe vibes just doesn't have the same ring to it, ya know?) Shop Nisolo | Shop ALOHAS Shop Ancient Greek Sandals Shop Vermont Country Store Shop Jerusalem Sandal

Loafers and Boat Shoes If your inner prep is calling to be unleashed, start here. You can wear these with a baggier jean or barrel-leg pant now, then shorts once it really heats up. Shop Tod's | Shop Phillip Lim Shop Veronica Beard | Shop Sebago Shop Jamie Haller x PW

Ballet Flats and Mary Janes In case you missed it, capris are making a comeback. While I won't be participating in the trend on this go-round, I found the cutest flats to wear with capris for anyone who is. Shop Ancient Greek Sandals Shop Madewell | Shop Rothy's Shop Loeffler Randall Shop Vibi Venezia

Low Profile Sneakers This is the kind of shoe I turn to the most between seasons—especially if it's raining outside. I hate the idea of cold, wet feet after a surprise rainstorm, and these are great protection. Shop Nike | Shop Adidas Shop Tory Burch | Shop Feiyue Shop Ralph Lauren

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