Trend-Spotting: Black and Gold Glitter Heels

I'm a fan of ostentatious footwear. The more attention-grabbing it is, the better! So all of these shoes, covered in gold glitter with black accents, are definitely at the top of my most-wanted list. I was inspired to find multiple black and gold glitter heels after finding theMiu Miu Glitter Peep-Toes ($675 at miumiu.com). I love the hint of black suede piping running the perimeter of gleaming, glittering gold. Read on for even more black and gold glitter heels.
ALDO Mcintyde Glitter Bow Heeled Shoes
A delicate black ankle strap and applique bow anchor the bright gold glitter.
$100.27 at asos.com
French Connection Bailey Glitter Sandal
Multiple black straps and a glittery gold back add up to glamorous fun.
$99.99 at frenchconnection.com
ASOS Pepper Platform Peep Toe Mary Janes
I've always loved Mary Janes, and this high-heeled pair is just so schoolgirl all grown up.
$62.67 at asos.com

Marc Jacobs Platform Sandals
From the woven straps to the super chunky gold platform heel, these exude Studio 54 cool.
$215 at yoox.com
Ivanka Trump Kyra3 Heel
Sumptuous black suede is accented by the most divine strip of gold glitter and finished with a gold ankle strap. Delicious.
$88.99 at zappos.com




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