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Throwback Thursday: 5 Pairs of Mules You’ll Love

What do chokers, overalls and platform sneakers have in common? They’re all ’90s trends that have made a comeback. The runways are full of nostalgia these days, with references to the decade of grunge and the Spice Girls in a big way. Lately, mules have been a fashion editor obsession, popping up at labels like Celine, Tibi, 3.1 Philip Lim and Alexander Wang. With unexpected shapes and funky textures, this trend has seen a major update. Here are 5 pairs you can actually wear and some ways to rock the trend the modern way.

1. Classic black

These black suede mules from H&M ($69.95) are super versatile. They would look fabulous with a mini and a long sleeved top, or you could toughen them up with a leather jacket or pants.

2. Color blocking

The mix of beige and black leather gives these Kenneth Cole mules ($79) a fun twist. They would be perfect for class with skinny jeans and a button up shirt or loose sweater.

3. Minimalist white

These HeartSoul mules ($49.99) have an ultra-modern feel, with white leather and diagonal tops. Add a pencil skirt and a slouchy top for a classy vibe.

4. Fall-ready neutral

This pointed toe version from Rampage ($24.50) is an elegant take on the classic. Pair them with cuffed boyfriend jeans and a blazer for a look that’s comfortable and casual but still put together.

5. Chunky wedge

The platforms of these Chinese Laundry mules ($69.95) kick them up a notch, but the wedges keep them easy to walk in. Try them with a midi skirt and tank, and layer on a chunky knit cardigan to keep you warm.

What’s your take on this ’90s trend, collegiettes? Will you be wearing mules around campus?

Anna Jonas is a third year Honours Sociology and Management student at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia. Anna loves to be busy, with executive positions for the Dalhousie Camp Brigadoon Society, Dalhousie Equestrian Team and her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta. She is also completing an Intercultural Communications Certificate. In her down time, she works at the campus Arts Centre and enjoys ballet, reading and playing the piano.