This elementary school staple just got a chic upgrade.
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Elementary school fashion, no more! The chunky-soled boyish loafer combined with white socks has resurfaced in a chic new way. The look was a hit on the streets of. In Paris, the long-limbed Veronika Heilbrunner was spotted wearing the classic combination that included a clunky black loafer and white sporty socks with Nike’s iconic swoosh. And for those looking for a more dainty look, simply replace the athlete’s with a thin bobby sock, and voila.
Want to add some spice to your feet? Feel free to switch up the colors of your loafers or socks. In Milan, one showgoer wore red socks with optic white loafers, and in Tbilisi, another fashion fan opted for suede orange loafers. Socks and loafers have even trickled onto the celebrity front as well. Both
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