Real Life Don't miss out on the headlines from Real Life. Followed categories will be added to My News. Comment You might have noticed that ugly shoes are in.
The uglier, the trendier, and there’s no point fighting it. Ugly is subjective, so what you might find fine, someone else might find hideous. However, the chunky practical shoe is very much in.
Sturdy shoes have made a big comeback. There’s less people wandering around delicate kitten heels and more people in comfortable footwear. Justin Bieber loves a comfortable and ugly shoe.
Picture: Dsanchez/CPR / BACKGRID There’s some clear evidence of this love. Picture: Dsanchez/CPR / BACKGRID The shoes that used to be reserved for daggy dads are on-trend. Maybe everyone’s just over being uncomfortable, but funky and chunky is on-trend.
We’ve seen Justin Bieber prancing around in some very bizarre shoes, Addison Rae embracing a very comfortable and chunky flat, and Keith Urban wearing bizarrely oversized shoes. Addison Rae is very much a trendy lady. Picture: Terma, SL / BACKGRID She loves a chunky shoe.
Picture: Terma, SL / BACKGRID This trend is ageless, genderless and it’s coming for everyone. It’s very much taken off in Australia. Sisters Jess and Stef Dadon are two very trendy Melbourne women who make a living selling shoes that their customers have called “ugly”.
Their brand, Twoobs , is very much comfort-focused and offers three different designs: a classic sandal, a platform, and a Mary Jane. Each desig.