It seems that the Dutch wooden slippers have re-occupied the wardrobe this year.
The Gucci and Isabel Marant fashion houses also launched models of wooden flip-flops, and the Givenchy fashion house gave a modern interpretation with platform flip-flops in pastel shades.
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In Harper's Bazaar magazine, the wooden slippers were crowned a temporary item due to the fact that over the years they return to star again and again, and also because they can be worn all year and every season combined with a summer dress, jeans and knitwear and with a tailored suit for a nonchalant look.
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Not everyone may be happy to wear the rough and not-so-comfortable shoe, but just as the Birkenstock flip-flops were not considered a chic and fashionable item until the Fascists flew over them on social media, so it is likely to happen with the wooden flip-flops.
In Israel and around the world, there are already quite a few fashion chains that are embracing the trend.
Recently, the Zara chain, Paul & Bar, Stradivarius, Castro and others also launched models in this style.
The flip-flops can be combined as an everyday shoe with jeans, a t-shirt and a top, and also for spending the evening in a restaurant, bar or cocktail combined with an oversized cut dress or a black pants suit, top and jacket for a stylish style.
Castro, Photo: Sherban Lupo
Zara, Photo: PR
Stradivarius, Photo: PR
Shane, Photo: PR
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