30 WAYS TO WEAR TROPICAL PRINT ART SANDALS

 Hello dear readers! Today I'll show you thirty ways to wear a pair of floral tropical print summer flat sandals. Wearing something thirty times is a great way to make that item sustainable. I always loved doing posts where I show you multiple ways to wear an item. As I read more about sustainable fashion I learned that 30 wears is the minimal we should strive for. Many bloggers I follow show multiple ways to wear something, for example Mica from Away from the Blue blog does 30 wears regularly.

 I enjoy putting together these posts with multiple ways to wear something but my numbers are often arbitrary.  Sometimes the number is under 30, sometimes it's exactly 30 (for example with this pleated skirt) and sometimes it's more than 30.  I think the main thing is to show how we don't always need to buy new things. Shopping our closets can be lots of fun. 

These leather sandals from Art brand are the most comfortable sandals I have ever owned. I  had another pair of these Art sandals years ago and they lasted me for years as well.  I bought this pair two years ago and I'm happy I've reached 30 wears with them (perhaps even more because I don't always take photographs of my outfits).  For example, I have worn them for last four days here in Split city simply because they were the only pair I packed. I have been wearing them a lot this summer. With this heat wave, a pair of leather sandals seems like THE only choice for long walks. 

 I typically wear them only in summer so it's great I've worn them so much. Browsing these outfits I realized I often wear these printed sandals with printed dresses. Scroll down to see all the ways I have styled these sandals. What is your favourite outfit from these ones? 


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Thank you so much for reading and visiting. Have a lovely day!

Comments

  1. ellie17 August 2021 at 04:29

    These sandals have taken you to a lot of places and adventure! Lovely sandals indeed!

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  2. Caitlin'nMegan17 August 2021 at 04:31

    So many pretty outfits! You definitely know how to use these sandals. Wonderful post!

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  3. Mica17 August 2021 at 13:37

    Thanks for the shout out! Like you I love these kinds of posts, it's so inspiring to see how people rewear things! :)

    I like these cute sandals - you have worn them so much and they work so well! they are cute with the block colour dresses as the only touch of print in your outfit - such a nice way to wear them!

    Hope your week is going well :)

    Away From The Blue

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  4. Vix18 August 2021 at 09:07

    They were a great investment! Those sandals look fabulous with everything you've teamed them with! xxx

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  5. Polyester Princess18 August 2021 at 10:28

    What a great pair of sandals! They're not only gorgeous but, judging from your 30 wears, the epitome of versatility as well. I love it that that they are comfortable enough to join you on Summer walks too. I haven't worn my sandals as much as I would have liked this Summer. It's been the rainiest Summer on record so far :-( xxx

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  6. Ananka18 August 2021 at 10:51

    These are all amazing outfits and lovely photos :-D

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  7. Sheila18 August 2021 at 15:56

    Well done on 30 wears, Ivana! You're definitely getting your money's worth out of them.

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  8. shanaz@RS19 August 2021 at 07:20

    I love the sandals and definitely would wear the style as it looks so comfy. You look absolutely gorgeous in the vibrant tropical prints. I so love the dress with the purple abstract motif you wore to the beach. So eye-catching and you looked super chic there :) Hope you are well and keeping healthy :)

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  9. Pablo Parra (Fungi)20 August 2021 at 01:36

    Hey Ivana,

    This kind of posts are always useful and inspiring and you show us that it is possible to use our clothes in many different ways, so the key is to get creative, not only buying :)

    I also follow Mica and she is very creative with this kind of posts, just like you! I think the key to combine the tropical or flower print is to pick a color block piece to create a contrast or a balance, I see that you implemented that in many of your options!

    All the best!
    Pablo
    www.HeyFungi.com

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  10. Kezzie20 August 2021 at 08:00

    Ah, you've answered my question about the sandals here! I love this set of outfits- all so summery and happy-looking! I love the turquoise dress with the sort of knot-ruched detail!

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