10 Cutest Spring Shoe Trends You'll Want to Steal for Prom 2023
Picture this: you're running late for your 8AM lecture and getting dressed in a hurry, when you realize that you don't have any shoes that match your super cute outfit. Sigh.
You try on every pair you own beforeSound familiar? While we love the good ol' faithful dad sneaks we've had for years, your shoe wardrobe deserves the same love that you show the rest of your closet. Don't throw out your trusty sandals and comfy flip-flops but do buckle in, because we're about to inject some fabulousness into your warm-weather wardrobe — these spring shoe trends are almost too cute to ignore.
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