Taylor Swift and The Row are helping one Vogue writer reconsider her anti-jelly stance.
Ten years ago, I waltzed into an American Apparel and bought a pair of heeled fisherman jelly sandals made out of a clear, sparkly PVC. My underdeveloped brain failed to consider the fact that the literal plastic, plus the San Fernando Valley heat would lead to some truly heinous blistering. Not only were they uncomfortable, but I couldn’t figure out how to style them.
With clear and light pink colorways, The Row’s cage flats appeal to even the most subtle dressers—another problem I had with the shoes’ inherent loudness. But for the loud and proud, there’s always the summery slushie colors: cherry red and electric blue. There’s no doubt that we’ll be seeing these shoes everywhere this summer, but the jelly sandal has been creeping its way back into the zeitgeist for some time now—with a little help from Taylor Swift, Blake Lively, and Jennifer Lawrence.
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