This may have been the summer without a unifying trend, but it was undeniably the season of the flip flop. Once confined to the beach, the silhouette took over city streets, luxury campaigns and ...

Clarks Brinkley Jazz flip-flops offer all-day comfort and support. They're part of the fabulously lightweight Cloudsteppers line. These sandals are currently up to 36% off on Amazon. If you’ve ever ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Rainbow’s flip flops are a best-seller for good reason.

It was a couple of months ago that water cooler conversation at Vogue first turned to a pair of Olsen-made flip-flops. Not due to any particularly novel design (though they do feature grosgrain straps ...

This is an excerpt of the newsletter Show Notes, in which Samuel Hine reports from the front row of the fashion world. Sign up here to get it free. The flip-flop wave that GQ has been tracking for ...

In the early 2000s, the only footwear that could rival a pair of Uggs were Havaianas. The flip-flops came in a variety of bright colors and patterns, and they were definitely not reserved only for ...

Flip-flops are no longer reserved for the beach. Thanks to the dramatic shift in dress codes following the 2020 global pandemic, comfortable footwear like sandals has found its way into office attire.

If flip-flops are a little too advanced for your feet, try a canvas sneaker, fisherman sandal, or a no-frills rubber slide. It’s hard to say for sure when shoes got so weird. Once Crocs became cool, ...

These shoes are really tack-y. It’s safe to say this fashion fad is starting to stick. DIY fashionistas are setting off alarm bells by putting tacks in their flip-flops to imitate a viral celebrity ...

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Everyone’s in a tizzy over flip flops. The humble slide—so essential in Brazil that it’s considered an inflation-protected necessity, like beans and rice—is transcending its utilitarian roots to ...