Louise Thompson's ‘insanely comfy' £13 sandals instantly elevate holiday outfits
Louise Thompson has found the perfect shoes for summer that can be worn with anything and are 'insanely comfy', and her gold toe ring sandals are now on sale for £13 at ASOS
If you've been trying to find the perfect pair of easy-to-style sandals for the summer, then you can consider the search over. Thanks to Louise Thompson, we've found the perfect pair that are chic, easy to style and, in Louise's own words, 'insanely comfy.'
Louise wore the ASOS DESIGN Florrie Toe Loop Strappy Sandal in Black when she was a guest on brother Sam Thompson 's podcast Staying Relevant last week, sharing a snap of her outfit ahead of recording. She also showed a close up of the sandals on her Instagram stories, writing: 'These delicious sandals were insanely comfy and now only £22.' However, since Louise shared them, the sandals have landed in ASOS' huge summer sale, slashing the price even further from £26 to £13.
The ultra-affordable sandals look far more expensive and luxurious than their £13 price tag, with a smooth faux leather strappy design and an oversized gold ring on the toe post. The chic gold hardware is mirrored in the adjustable buckles on the ankle straps, making them look much more high end.
Toe ring sandals like Louise's Florrie Toe Loop Strappy Sandals have been everywhere this summer, and the ASOS sale is the perfect opportunity to pick up a pair for less. Still available in all sizes from a 3 to a 9, they also have a flexible rubber sole which makes them comfortable and easy to walk in.
The minimalist design and luxe-looking details also make this a pair of sandals that you can wear with just about everything. Whether you style them with a simple pair of jeans and a T-shirt, a flowing maxi skirt on holiday or a pair of shorts and a bikini top around the pool, they're guaranteed to elevate your look in an instant.
Although Louise's pair have broader straps, if you prefer a thinner strappy style this Lipsy Black Flat Metal Toe Loop Faux Leather Sandals are a great alternative. Available for £36 at Next, they come in both black and white.
For something a little softer, Dune's Lyn Gold Toe Trim Sandals are ideal. They're a little pricier at £89, but are made from a soft brown real suede which keeps them comfortable and easy to walk in, although there's also a black pair with real leather straps available.
However if you don't want to break the bank this summer, Louise's Florrie Toe Loop Strappy Sandals are perfect. Grab them for £13 on ASOS during the summer sale now.
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