These Head-Turning Loafers Are Anything But Boring

I’m a sucker for a chunky heel, especially when that chunky heel is a loafer. Pair these with an equally 70s-inspired look, like bell bottoms and a halter top.

With its sleek and simple shape, this buttery suede style’s striking seafoam color takes centerstage.

Reach for these when you want something different, but not *too* out there.

These shoes are giving coastal grandmother goes to a beach wedding (and I’m so here for it).

These Ganni slingbacks are the Y2K revival of my dreams — can’t you just picture them with a plaid maxi and bucket hat in an old school Delia’s catalog?

Prada, all I can say is: Wow. My wallet is telling me no, but my heart is screaming yes, a thousand times, yes!

If you, too, are constantly trying to dress like Bridgerton IRL, then these are for you. The pointed toe, the Barbie pink, the unique silhouette = Regency-chic magic.

Give all the cottagecore energy with these easy-to-wear loafer mules. Now all you need is an oversized sun hat, vintage dress, and a meadow to frolic in.

Did someone order the ultimate resort shoe? Chloé, as usual, is here to deliver.

A little bit school girl, a little bit cowpoke, this sturdy design will look good with pleated minis and crisp dark wash denim alike.

No one does natty flats quite like iconic loafer purveyor Stubbs & Wootton. This pair, though, feels extra special thanks to its intricate floral embroidery.

These Kate Spade shoes are just the right blend of loafers and ballet flats. Your transition from summer is sure to be smooth with these chic yet comfortable stunners.

I’m ready to make the office my runway with these sophisticated pump (which, IMO, give major Andy from The Devil Wears Prada — post-wardrobe makeover, of course).

If you’ve ever wondered what the love child between a loafer and Mary-Jane would look like, here’s your answer (and it’s a good one).