Every time people think that they have updated themselves with fashion trends, then only a new trend knocks on the Internet. Sometimes new and sometimes old fashion return- this is the real identity of the trend. This time, ‘Jelly Shoes’, who came out of the 90s wardrobe, has again made a bang in the fashion world. For Millennials, it has become a core memory more than shoes.
Time is also perfect, because it is the monsoon season. Jelly shoes not only give the freedom to split in water in the rain, but you can wear them with any outfit- there is no compromise in both comfort and style.
The story of Jelly Shoes began after the arrival of PVC material, especially after 1960. But his real craze was seen in the 1990s. Colorful, transparent and trendy- these shoes were part of every fashion statement of that era. The trend has returned again in the 21st century and this time it was spotted on the Spring-Samar ’24 runway of the fashion house The Row. Famous for ‘Quait Luxury’ style, this brand introduced Jelly Shoes in a new color and style. White Lotus fame actress Lisa and fashionista Tanya Shroff were also seen adopting this trend.
You can team the jelly sandals and shoes with any outfit. Then whether it is Floe Maxi dress, bell-boatum, or casual urban style. Even they can catch a lot with your ethnic look – yes, really!
Say goodbye to heels and adopt "Jellyfide" Style. These shoes are not only attractive to watch, but they are also perfect choice for dopamine dressing due to getting in many bright color variants.
Dopamine dressing means to wear the one that makes you happy from inside. Jelly shoes of bright and bright colors not only protect you from slipping in the rain, but also keep you stylish at every step. And when it comes to boost the mood with fashion – then these shoes fit perfectly.
Millennials may still remember how many Squakey and Authentic these shoes used to be. Sweating from the feet, rubbing with fishnet designs- everything is being triggered, right? This is the reason why people are still asking – comfort?
Reactions of users are mixed on this trend on Redit. Many people are considering it as a beautiful combination of fashion and nostalgia, while some are hesitating to try it again based on old experiences.
However, now the brands present in the market have made this shoe better. Brands like Melissa, which have been making jelly shoes since 1970, have now launched them in eco-friendly and vegan versions. In India too, these shoes are now available from a few rupees to luxury prices.
