Fashion Trend Guide: The Look for Less - By Far Heeled Sandal Dupes

Monday, April 22, 2019

The Look for Less - By Far Heeled Sandal Dupes

If you've spent any time looking for fashion inspiration and shoe trends on social media lately, you've likely spotted your favorite influencers wearing must-have footwear by an up and coming Bulgarian brand called By Far. Started in 2016, By Far is known for their popular Libra and Virgo mule sandals. The brand's signature square-toe silhouettes and ladylike kitten heels are right on trend for the '90s revival and the skinny/strappy sandal trend that's escalating on the trend cycle right now. By Far sandals have simple, clean lines and are Italian made, making them a chic addition to spring and summer looks. Below are pictured some of the most sought-after styles.

By Far Virgo Libra January heeled mule sandals

Ranging in price from $295 for sandals to $530 for ankle boots, By Far shoes are more attainable than high end designer styles but they are also quite the splurge. Aimee Song is a fan of the bow-adorned January style and the cutout Virgo style.

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photos via @songofstyle, @sabinasocol, and @parisianvibe

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The Look for Less

If spending over $300 isn't in your budget, there are some stylish By Far sandal dupes to get the strappy sandal look for less.

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