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Natural Wonders: Wooden Soled Shoes

By Lisa Boosin
  • Vena Cava flatforms, $388 at
  • These Ann Demeulemeester boots are pretty iconic, and you'll love them for long beyond summer. $965, Saks Fifth Avenue
  • The original Dr. Scholl's are available in a full-on rainbow of colors. And at prices that let you stock up on your favorites. Starting at $49.99 at Dr. Scholl'
  • Rag & Bone's hot mesh and leather. On sale, at this very minute, for $294 at
  • Funky, slightly ethnic/tribal clog from Frye, $228
  • Sweet summer sandals from Loeffler Randall, $395 at
  • Cork is not technically would, but we wouldn't kick these Rosegold sandals out of bed on a minor technicality. $158 at Bloomi
  • Phillip Lim's Constantines, $625 at Shopbop
  • Sparkly! Shoe-bootie by Alice + Olivia, $345
  • These look casually bohemian, but they don't make you look like you'd reek of ganga and patchouli. $158 at Shopbop
  • Colorful cork bottom wedges from 80%20
  • Acne booties, $504, Creatures of Comfort
  • Sweet Swedish Hasbeens perforated clogs, on sale for $180 at
  • LD Tuttle heels, $405, at Shopbop
  • Sweet Chloe Oxfo-drille, $275 at YOOX
  • Chunky, funky, and fantastically laborious: each pair takes more than 25 hours to make. It's reflected in the $1,512 price tag. Available at Mona Moore
  • Swedish Hasbeens in lipstick pink, $240 at Net-a-Porter
  • Belle by Sigerson Morrison, available at Sigerson Morrison on West 3rd Street
  • Cork wedges from Christian Louboutin
  • We love that these Miista wedges show just a little bit of wood (hee hee). $168 at Free People
  • A sleek and sexy spin on the traditional 70s clog. Jean-Michel Cazabat, $295 at Barneys
  • We are kind of all over this snake/wood flatform by Alain. $144 at Pixie Market
  • Only Marni could make shoes that are futuristic, retro, military-inspired and bohemian at the same time. On sale for $333 at
  • Wood done right by the nature girl herself, Stella McCartney. $223 at Net-a-Porter

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