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Christopher Kane

London-based Kane literally made headlines around the world when he sent bejewelled Crocs down his Spring 2017 runway. Our verdict: Gardening chic. 

Christian Dior

Consider these a rather elevated version of the shower shoe you wore in your dorm room days.

Hood by Air

These boots, designed by avant-garde street style visionary Shayne Oliver, literally don’t know whether they’re coming or going.

Céline

Mismatched shoes? Absolutely, if Céline designer Phoebe Philo has anything to do with it. No word on how to style these in the real world, without looking—er—insane. 

Vivienne Westwood

Radical environmentalist Westwood put clogs on the runway, alongside Birkenstock-style sandals and models in micro-ponchos. 

Maison Margiela

Noted eccentric John Galliano continued to straddle the line between genius and madness with these brightly coloured Teva-inspired sandals. 

Alexander McQueen

Talk about a statement shoe: No one will dare mess with you in these studded, steel-toed combat boots.

Comme des Garçons

Rei Kawakubo is best known for her high-concept, avant-garde aesthetic, so we were pleasantly surprised by the wearability of the stark white moon boots she showed off for Spring. 

Preen

Designer Thornton Bregazzi teamed up with UGG to make these flip-flop flatforms. (Try saying “flip-flop flatforms” five times fast!)

Marc Jacobs

Marc Jacobs’ platform boots look like the kind of thing favoured by animé characters like Sailor Moon. Maybe because you have to be a superhero to walk in 7-inch heels!