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Article: Brand Feature: Mollini Shoes

Brand Feature: Mollini Shoes

Mollini needs no introduction. Most of you Australian fashion enthusiasts have relied on Mollini’s trend-setting styles to help you curate the perfect wardrobe for everything from casual day dressing, to polished work outfits and even dressing for events.     

For Spring/Summer 22 this Australian brand is back with a chic selection of heels, mules and sandals that will add a fashion-forward edge to your favourite summer outfits. This Melbourne-based brand designs with the modern urban woman in mind using high-quality genuine leather and a signature Australian touch.  

 

Without further ado, here’s everything we think you’ll love from Mollini:

 

Adelle Cream

These stylish closed-toe heeled mules are perfect for weddings as well as the office

Cecile Black

A 90s-inspired heeled mule with chunky proportions that’s perfect for daytime wear and is as comfortable as it is stylish - sign us up. 

Misa Black

These heeled sandals are taking trendy dressing by the horns with the sharply squared toe, strappy design and vintage-inspired heel.

Tadey Light Tan

This classic heeled sandal with a modern twist will make getting dressed easy because it’ll make any outfit look great. 

Tobee Latte

Looking for an elevated gladiator sandal? You’ve hit the jackpot.

Haylow Olive

Our love affair with olive continues this season - combine it with a chunky moulded footbed silhouette and we can’t say no.

Hefti Dark Tan

Keep things simple and casual with a tan slide. No fuss, just cute summer looks and comfort all round.

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