"Something Blue" Wedding Shoes to Shop Now

A pointed-toe, crystal-encrusted mule feels undeniably evening in black, but this soft shade of blue would look just as sophisticated for a daytime ceremony as it would at cocktail hour. 

If you're after the delicate details of an evening shoe with the comfort a kitten heel, this shape fits the bill. Pair it with full-skirted tea lengths for a look that channels your inner Audrey, or sport it with something sleek, like a structural column gown or tailored jumpsuit.

Meet the modern-day version of Cinderella's slipper. This slingback pump feels bridal for now, and forever black tie. Wear it down the aisle with white (or a soft hue, should you choose) and for nights out in years to come.

The chain detail on this otherwise simple sandal is for the bride looking for an added dose of edge.

A simple slide gets a party vibe from two straps of crystals that, set on sheer PVC, will look delicately placed on your skin. 

A pastel strappy sandal works the same way as an ivory version— but adds a little something extra. 

For midi hemlines, sleek sheaths, and mod minis, a mule is a fashion girl's go-to. 

When in doubt, dress for evening with a shoe in satin. It's the most luxe fabrication of all and leaves no doubt that you're dressing for black tie.

A simple slide can read far more delicate than a strappy sandal, given that it takes up less visual weight on your foot. This pair would suit a daytime look, be it a welcome reception or a brunch, or a more formal rehearsal dinner or after-party.

This is the statement after-party shoe you've been looking for. Pair it with a sparkly mini or midi to show them off on the dance floor.

The bright metallic finish on these stilettos has them reading cooler than a jewel-toned blue. Sub them in for a shoe in silver when styling something with a thigh-high slit or a floral print.

This pump has all the makings of the most classic bridal shoe—from lace to a pointed toe and a crystal brooch—but done in an unexpected hue.

With hints of lace, an inverted heel, a cap toe, and added support from a cushion at the back, this is the sporty version of a wedding-day slingback. 

Looking to channel your inner Carrie Bradshaw? Try the character's most famous pair of Manolos. Devotees of the show and films will remember Bradshaw's proposal from Mr. Big, who got down on one knee in an empty walk-in closet and presented this pair of cobalt satin pumps, rather than a diamond ring.

Don't pass up the opportunity to add a slide to your bridal wardrobe. It will serve you well on your honeymoon and with warm weather looks to come.

A strappy stiletto gives you height and elongates your leg—if you pair it with the right hemline. Wear this style with above-the-knee styles instead of longer midi lengths.

If you're looking for an after-party sneaker that's more festive and less athletic, add this to your cart.

Amina Muaddi's signature heels take the instability out of stilettos, and add an ample pop of color and sparkle. 

The season's most coveted square toe sandal comes in an electric hue, too, offering a pop of unexpected color. 

This PVC pump may appear bright off the foot, but set against the skin, the look has an element of edge—and the delicate appeal of a glass slipper.