PUMPS & HEELS

Women’s Pumps & Heels: A Guide to Our Collection

Women’s heels are more than just shoes — they are a symbol of confidence and sophistication. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or elevating an everyday look, a beautiful pair of high heels adds the perfect finishing touch. Each pair in our collection is crafted for a flattering shape and a great fit. Explore the many different types of heels and tips for finding your perfect pair.

Pumps:

Every woman needs a pair of pumps in her wardrobe. The closed-toe heel style comes in various heights, making them a go-to option for everything from the office to evening events. A neutral-colored pair of designer pumps, like black pumps or brown heels, is timeless. Modern riffs on the staple reimagine the silhouette with curved heels, sculptural details and pointed toes. The high shine of metallics, like gold pumps or silver heels, is an ideal choice for evening but can still be worn casually for day, like neutral beige and tan heels. Low heel pumps, mid heel pumps and styles with stacked chunky heels such as cap-toe Mary Jane heels, heeled loafers or heeled ballet flats are all polished choices, perfect for all-day wear.

Slingback Heels:

Slingback heels and slingback pumps show a little more skin than pumps, lending a slightly seductive yet still ultra-polished element to the ladylike silhouette. Their signature strap wraps around the back of the heel offering a comfortable and secure fit. Kitten heels and slingback pump shoes with low block heels are a fashion favorite. A great dressed-up alternative to flats. From square toe heels to pointed toe heels, slingbacks deliver low-key polish.

Strappy Heels & Heeled Sandals:

Warm weather essentials, strappy high heeled shoes, open toe heels and sandals are the heels for women who want a shoe that can effortlessly transition from day to evening. They are flattering and easy to wear and come in variety of versatile colors beyond just the basics. Consider metallic lace up heels, such as strappy gold heels, in place of traditional black heels. Light cream or bright white heels are crisp and summery, and look great against sun-kissed skin. Bring life to any outfit with a pop of color or print, whether it’s with vibrant ruby red heels or warm coral heeled sandals. If you love the look and height of tall stiletto heels but want something with a little more stability, ankle-strap platform heels are an ideal alternative.

Heeled Mules:

They are the ultimate slip-on-and-go shoes, combining ease with elegance. Whether you're opting for simple closed-toe mule heels in leather or statement peep toe heels with sculptural hardware, this style works just as well with denim and trousers as it does with skirts and dresses.

Wedge Heels:

When comfortable heels are a priority, wedge heels are your best friend. The thick, supportive base on heeled wedges or heeled wedge sandals provides both comfort and style, so they're a great choice if you're planning to be on your feet, day or evening.

Pumps vs Heels

What are pumps shoes? Simply put, pumps are a heel style, traditionally with a closed toe and a topline that exposes the top of the foot. Heels come in endless iterations and include strappy silhouettes, such as ankle-wrap sandals and lace-up sandals. Both come in a wide range of heel heights and styles.

What Are Kitten Heels?

Kitten heels are thin, short heels that usually range between 1.5 – 2 inches high. The barely-there small heels are the epitome of ease and elegance, offered on shoe styles ranging from pumps and slingbacks to mules.

Quality, Fit & Care

Well-crafted designer heels should last a lifetime. High-quality natural materials, like soft leather and suede that just get better with age, are worth investing in. They can also be broken in more easily. Cushioned leather footbeds, sturdy heels, durable hardware and hand-finished details are also hallmarks of a well-made shoe. Your heels should fit snugly, but not tight, and feel secure on your feet when walking. To help break in your shoes more quickly, gently bend and twist them to soften the material, and carefully flex the soles to loosen up any stiffness. Store shoes in a cool, dry place inside their dust bags, away from direct sunlight.