Tribal Themed Sandals: From the Affordable Lucky Brand to the Ultra Expensive Balmain

We all know tribal prints are one of the hot trends this spring. Balmain leads the pack with its ethnic printed sandal bootie and exquisitely embellished ethnic themed T-strap sandals, both of which are clearly priced way over the top.

Balmain Sandal Bootie (S2010)

Giuseppe Zanotti for Balmain Beaded Sandals, US$1,195

Mid-priced brands are also adopting this trend into their sandal collection, one of which is Twelfth St. by Cynthia Vincent. Here’s a look at its Ikat printed flat and wedged sandals, both of which are priced over US$200.

Twelfth St. by Cynthia Vincent Tia Buckle Flat Sandal, US$250

Twelfth St. by Cynthia Vincent Roma Wedge Sandal, US$350

L.A.M.B., a line designed by singer Gwen Stefani is not far behind with its Vail Birdcage Sandals, also priced well above US$200.

L.A.M.B. Vail Birdcage Sandal, US$300

Now if you’re cost conscious, fret not. The all accessible Lucky Brand just recently came out with an ethnic inspired gladiator sandal called Andie. And lucky you, because it only costs US$79!

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Lucky Brand Andie, US$79

Who says you have to buy expensive designer shoes to be in trend?