When it comes to fashionably versatile shoes, you can't go wrong with the loafer


Showcasing a playful spirit, these loafers are entirely covered in fringe and boast a striking red shade. Photo: Tod’s

Finding the perfect footwear can sometimes leave one with aching feet.

Those with stylish designs might not be comfortable, while the snug ones often lack the desired aesthetic.

One of the most versatile footwear around is the loafer. You can hardly go wrong with it, and it can transition from casual to dressy, depending on how you style your outfit.

And this season, the loafer, comes in a variety of designs, complementing everything from everyday looks to evening attire.

A colourful crystal explosion covers these loafers, further glamourised with golden chain detailing. Photo: Christian Louboutin
A colourful crystal explosion covers these loafers, further glamourised with golden chain detailing. Photo: Christian Louboutin
Our top pick has to be the latest loafer design from Tod’s. In a universal brown colour, the Italian label’s loafer is crafted from luxurious crocodile hide, making it an exotic statement shoe.

What’s more, the soles feature the iconic Gommino (Italian for rubber) pebbles for comfort, practicality and durability.

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This element has been around since the late 1970s starting with a driving shoe and an outsole featuring 133 rubber pebbles.

Which explains why, the Gommino is said to be the soul of Tod’s craftsmanship.

A stark contrast from the classic croc loafers is a red version in leather that is swathed in fringe.

Probably a nod to fashion’s current cowboy craze, this cool creation from Tod’s is totally trendy.

Looking for loafers with some style and sophistication? Check out French brand Sandro’s penny loafers in an eye-catching oxblood red shade enhanced with silver studs and white rhinestones.

Quick fact: Penny loafers have a leather strip over the front, with a slot that can fit a penny, giving it its name.

When it comes to fancy footwear, Christian Louboutin never fails to come up with standout creations.

His latest shoe design is covered in colourful crystals and draws inspiration from Italian-style loafers, which are notably distinguished by their metal clasp accent, but Louboutin’s version features golden chains for more glitz and glamour.

These distinctive loafers are summer in every step, featuring a crocheted raffia design and the brand’s triangle logo in brown enamel. Photo: Instagram/Prada
These distinctive loafers are summer in every step, featuring a crocheted raffia design and the brand’s triangle logo in brown enamel. Photo: Instagram/Prada
Treat your feet to comfort and luxury with these leather loafers which make a timeless fashion statement. Photo: Instagram/Loro Piana
Treat your feet to comfort and luxury with these leather loafers which make a timeless fashion statement. Photo: Instagram/Loro Piana

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For luxurious comfort and an effortlessly relaxed charm, step into Loro Piana’s penny loafers crafted in fine leather in a dark chocolate brown shade. Elegant and always in style.

Prada’s latest raffia loafers with a tapered silhouette are enhanced with a crochet texture, evoking a summery vibe, giving the design a unique touch.

They come complete with leather insoles and rubber soles, and decorated with the brand’s signature enameled metal triangle logo.

Cult favourite Maje shows how versatile loafers are, where its black leather loafers are worn with white socks and a fully-sequinned black outfit.

Now this is what you call a kick of originality!

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