These 8 Shoe Brands Are Blowing Up on Instagram

We use the ‘gram for a number of reasons: We scroll through our
feeds when we commute to work, in our free time, to take a quick
mental break, and when we’re in need of a hefty dose of
inspiration, whether that be in the world of fashion or in the
realm of food. You can always count on Instagram
to give you insights into what’s currently trending, what
people are gravitating toward right this minute, and, of course,
offer up a visual lesson in how to style said piece or trend.

Being the shoe fanatics we are—we love clothes, that’s a
given, but nothing is as satisfying as freshening up our footwear
collection—we decided to turn to the social-sharing app to find
the buzziest,
most popular shoe brands of the moment. As per usual, our
source was our vast network of in-the-know tastemakers and our
method for honing in on these must-know footwear lines was keeping
track of those brands that just about every fashion girl has
slipped into this season.

From By Far’s ’90s-inspired mules to this classic ’80s sneakers,
ahead, see the most popular
shoe brands of 2019, according to Instagram’s most
fashionable.

Fashion girls and super-stylish celebs like Rosie
Huntington-Whiteley have been quite keen to Bottega Veneta’s shoes
this season, from the quilted mules to the strappy heels.

You can’t miss Amina Muaddi’s statement heels on Instagram.
Celebs love them, fashion girls can’t stop wearing them, and you’ll
get the hype once you slip into a pair.

You probably have been seeing a particular pair of square-toed
mules appearing on your feed. Well those, dear readers, are
courtesy of Wandler.

You love Staud’s clothing and handbags, so it’s only natural
that you’ll fall head over heels for the brand’s perfect shoes,
which range from minimalist perfection to maximalist boldness.

By Far’s barely-there mules took summer 2019 by storm.
Seriously, just about every fashion girl owned a pair—and with
good reason. They’re easy to style and inspired by our favorite
’90s silhouettes.

Nicole Saldaña’s shoes are handmade in Portugal and are unlike
anything you’ll see, thanks to their unique textures, silhouettes,
and standout detailing.