luxe new shoes: Mikko Shoes
As the warmer months near, events are on the horizon. Your feet need ultimate comfort from a collection of luxurious footwear with options for every occasion. Good news dear reader – we have found just the place to look.
Mikko Shoes’ new season range encompasses femininity and a carefree lifestyle, a fresh combination with unmatched, long-lasting European quality engrained in each style. The team from this family-owned business handpicks styles from artisan brands, bringing exceptional craftsmanship and sophistication to
New Zealand women.
As seen on the international runways, this season is all about wearable neutrals and pops of colour. Mikko Shoes incorporates these trends into their thoughtfully curated seasonal collections, offering an array of palettes to perfectly compliment your wardrobe, and each other.
Mikko’s Floral Fantasy edit is the story of spontaneity, the sweetest styles for spring with hues of orchid, lavender and fuchsia. Complementing this comes the Spanish Garden collection, reflecting rejuvenation and calm through sublime shades of sage, aloe and pistachio. Mikko’s Glacial Skies offers serene pops of aqua and icy blue for an airy, breezy mood. From casual to classy, look for the retro sneaker, or choose their Luminous Luxury edit to level up your look with soft golds, pearl and bronze hues.
Within their range of European brands, see below our favourites. Pons Quintana, a brand of exquisite Spanish shoemaking which offers stand-out hand-woven designs and chic on-trend styles this season.
Arche is famous for soft premium leathers and beautiful French design, and this season delivers again. Combining iridescent metallic leathers with ultra-comfortable latex footbeds, they provide both sophistication and comfort.
Clarus offers traditionally hand-crafted Italian moccasins, a must-have in any wardrobe as these styles become wildly popular this season. Treat your feet with the new season collection at Mikko Shoes – 143 Victoria Street, Christchurch Central City or online.
