Topshop hologram cap toe heels

One of the many trends I can't get enough of right now is cap toe heels. I didn't manage to get my hands on that perfect pair from Zara - the beige and black ones that seem to appear on every fashion blog, but now I think I might have found a suitable alternative. These white courts from Topshop feature an amazing hologram cap toe which gives them a really modern feel. Find them here.

Mango ombre heel

I am loving all the lucite heels this season, and this nude sandal from Mango is a great twist with a degraded colour heel. Find it here.

Mango 'fetish' sandals

With the trend of ankle cuffs still going strong, these 'fetish' sandals from Mango are a great choice for Spring. Find them here.

Kurt Geiger bow courts

The spring runways were full of ladylike courts adorned with oversized bows. My favourites were the ones presented at Louis Vuitton, and since seeing those I have been on the lookout for similar styles. These pretty courts from Carvela at Kurt Geiger come pretty close and even come in a pretty pastel colour, as well as simple black and white versions. Get them here.

Kat Maconie shoes at Asos

These shoes are by a designer called Kat Maconie. The label is based in London and creates cool, interesting shoes that incorporate different textures and gold details for some great statement shoes! They are currently sold in Europe through Asos.

Asos tropical print slippers

These fun little slippers are a cute way to add a pop of tropical print to an outfit! I can imagine them being perfect for summer holidays! From Asos.

Dannijo shoes

Last week we saw a shoe-designer entering the jewellery market as Pierre Hardy designed a collection of cuffs. Now, we have a jewellery designer entering the shoe market! Cult jewellery brand Dannijo is releasing a collection of shoes, which includes the boots above. They very much adhere to the brand's cool design aesthetic, and of course, Dannijo did not forget to put some of the bling that their jewellery always has in their shoe designs! Via Refinery 29.

Viktor & Rolf Spring 2012 shoes (DIY inspiration)

After falling in love with Peter Pilotto's runway shoes last week, another fabulous design has made me just as excited! These embellished beauties were presented on the runway for Viktor & Rolf's Spring 2012 collection. I love everything that glitters, but I feel that the fact that the embellishments are placed on a think strap around the foot really makes these sandals very chic! Such a fun look, and totally DIY-able!
Images via Style Bistro.

Peter Pilotto a/w 2012 shoes

Ooooooh wow!!! These have to be the most amazing shoes ever! Absolutely S-T-U-N-N-I-N-G! These beauties are from Peter Pilotto's a/w 2012 collection. The cap-toed heels are made from silk, an a gem print lines the straps. High street retailers, PLEASE find a way to do this!!
Images via Poise Polish and Style Bistro.

Aldo Rise at Asos

Aldo Rise is a collaboration between Aldo and new fashion designers. To support up-and-coming designers, Aldo works with them to create shoes for their collections. This spring they have been working with some really great designers. One of these is one of my favourite labels, Preen. Others include Libeterine, Faster by Mark Fast and J.W. Anderson. The collection is available through Aldo and Asos - which also holds a few exclusives. The shoes are slightly more expensive than usual Aldo shoes, but they have been design by really promising new talents. Here are the ones I'm admiring. Find out more here and shop the collection here.

DIY inspiration: Customized Vans

These Vans have been customized by Honestly WTF's Erica Coffman for charity. A group of celebrities, designers and bloggers were asked to give their spin on the classic Vans shoe. My favourite design was Erica Coffman's, and I'm thinking this would be a great DIY project! I don't know how thick the material would be, but this concept can be applied to anything: a top, a skirt, shorts! So simple and such a great result. On another note, Kristen Stewart was also asked to design one for charity (which aims to stimulate creativity), and this is what she came up with: scribbling her initials on them. Seriously?! I don't really see this design inspiring anyone to be more creative..
Images via Refinery 29.