Color is the New Black
Sandals saturated in rainbow bright hues are red hot for spring.
In a dynamic cherry tomato red, these strappy heels add the perfect pop of color to subdued summer whites. Pella Moda $160 at Matava Shoes (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
Calling to mind, fruity drinks and waving palms, these strappy tropical delights will add a much needed dose of sunshine, even if you remain landlocked this summer. Club Nico $225 at The Little Shoe Box (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
Embellished with multicolored buttons, these whimsical sandals may evoke memories of Necco candy buttons but won’t add an inch to your waistline. Cecelia New York $135 at The Little Shoe Box (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
Loeffler Randall has brought back its classic low heeled mule in another perfect permutation. The combination of cherry red suede and pink and navy blue trim add up to one fun, flirty shoe! Loeffler Randall $375 at The Little Shoe Box (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
These elegant slides are the perfect solution to outdoor wedding season. No need to worry about stilettos sinking into the grass. These fuchsia gems will keep you on your toes till the wee hours of the morning. PLV $165 at The Little Shoe Box (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
Denim-toned mules embellished with Gucci-esque gold hardware will have you strutting down the streets to calls of “Ciao Bella.” Kate Spade $298 at The Little Shoe Box (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
In a refreshing shade of tangerine with chic scallop detailing, these little jewels are simply flawless. Dee Keller $385 at the Little Shoe Box (Photo by Vince Lupo) 
In a striking cobalt blue, these are no ordinary pair of blue suede shoes. Cole Haan $150 at Matava Shoes (Photo by Vince Lupo)
Laurie Legum is a Baltimore-based freelance writer.
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