The Buzzy Shoe Brand Worn By Celebrities And Fashion Editors Is Having A Major Sale
Now you can get Larroudé’s signature platform for 50 percent off.
Larroudé has been in the footwear game only since December 2020, but it's quickly become one of my go-to brands. Cofounder and designer Marina Larroudé has a knack for designing sky-high heels (which I consider true staples for the semi-post-pandemic, "Everything's back, baby!" era we're in) that aren't just wearable but also extremely compliment prone.
Naturally, the label has made appearances in BAZAAR's lists of the best boots, Mary Janes, and platforms. But Larroudé's fans aren't just fashion editors—Mary J. Blige, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Dakota Johnson have all been spotted wearing the brand as well. "The list is very extensive," the designer admits of the brand's growing celebrity fandom. But one favorite cameo stands out in her mind: "I do remember Alicia Keys wearing the Kate Boots in ivory to celebrate her birthday during the day, and at night, she swiped it for the same boots but in black suede. So iconic!"
The list of devotees is about to grow even more given that Larroudé is bringing back its annual sale. It's an early Black Friday and Cyber Monday deal, starting today, November 14, and lasting until November 28. All the brand's best shoes—from point-toe, knee-high boots to brightly patterned platform sandals—are included, and they're all 50 percent off. Given the overwhelming amount of styles to choose from, I ask Larroudé where to start. Her first suggestion is the best-selling Miso Platform Sandal in a funky linen floral print. "This daisy print is one of our signatures, so this is a great opportunity to purchase one of our iconic pieces at a great deal," she says.
You can't go wrong with the brand's more experimental mules or its retro sandal heels either. Shop our favourite pairs below, then check out the entire Larroudé sale before the deals end on November 28.
The first pair in your cart should be a rendition of Larroudé's chunky platform sandal. "Customers love the Misos for their combination of comfort and uniqueness," Larroudé says, "and the black rainbow linen print is fun and playful."
Here's another heel with a famous following that includes Dakota Johnson. (Thank the walkable pitch and sharp, martini glass-shaped heel.) Her ivory version is 50 percent off, but we love this emerald pair for winter.
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Or try the same sculptural shape in a clear Lucite. Some of our editors have been known to incorporate similar pairs into their late-summer work outfits, but this heel can just as easily become a New Year's Eve party shoe.
Ask anyone who sees me at work: I wear the Kate stiletto boots on a near-daily basis. They have sharp heels and pointed toes that turn any outfit into a power dressing moment, but they're comfortable enough to wear for a full eight- (or nine-, or 10-) hour workday. I own them in black suede, but this sale has me strongly considering a second, red leather pair.
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The retro Dolly heel—with a chunky platform and gentle slope—is another fan favorite from Larroudé. The wave print on this style also amps up the '70s, Pucci-esque vibes.
Here's an on-sale example of Larroudé's excellent collaborations: a jelly cloud sandal made with Melissa, the home of fashion's favorite PVC (and recyclable) shoes.
I can sum up my love for the raffia Dolly Sandal in three words: Ultimate. Wedding. Shoe. I wore this style to five spring and summer weddings last year and didn't even think of taking them off until after the reception.
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You won't want to turn down this dose of Barbie pink even if you usually dress in head-to-toe black. This little heel has the most elegant lines when you slide it on, plus a break-in-proof, flexible ankle strap and memory foam sole. In other words? It's the most comfortable way to pay homage to 2022's unofficial style icon.
This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.