We rejoice in the little things: hats, handbags and shoes in the new spring lookbooks

We continue to study accessories from spring and summer collections. In today's selection, we are looking at shoes for brides from Milky Aisle, hats from Cocoshnick headdress, bags from Econika and much more.

1. Portal

The key idea of the new collection was to rethink elegance: from high heels like Marilyn Monroe to loafers and sneakers of modern girls. The main details are an accent heel, an open heel, a massive sole and transparent straps.
For everyone who is languishing in self-isolation without new clothes, the brand has made a nice bonus — when ordering on the website, courier delivery is free.

2. Milky Aisle

This season, the debut line of the niche wedding brand Milky Aisle, created by Lithuanian designer Katerina Pinko, appeared on the market. The collection also includes classic high-heeled shoes, and ballet flats that you can change into later, and even sneakers have been added for brides who are ready to challenge the traditional image.

3.Principe di Bologna

The history of Principe di Bologna began in 1961 with a small family manufactory. The brand's new lookbook is inspired by futuristic architecture with its regular clean lines. A special chic is given to the models by finishing with metallic leather or glossy plastic.

4. Jonak

The designers of the French brand have made a bet on femininity, laconic models this season, adding a comfortable shoe and natural materials to them.
The color palette ranges from ivory and beige to black and various shades of brown, and a muted gold was chosen as an accent.

5. Cocoshnick headdress

The brand of hats has launched an action: 15% on all products using the promo code stay home, in addition, free delivery is available throughout Russia. In the new collection, in addition to the classic ones, there are also more avant-garde models — for example, hats with chains.

6. "Econika"

In the new fashion season, the brand's designers turn to travel for inspiration. The collection traces elements of urban minimalism, safari and the sea coast.