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Emily Ratajkowski Is The Only Person Who Could Make Me Want "Toe Ring" Sandals

She modeled two styles in Tory Burch's new summer campaign.

by Ariel Bielsky
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Tory Burch’s new summer campaign dropped today, featuring Emily Ratajkowski in the brand’s limited edition Ice Cream Shop collection. Shot in Mexico City, the entire campaign is beautifully done, but one detail particularly caught my eye: She wore two different kinds of flat, toe-ring sandals, both black slip-ons and white slingbacks.

The model and bestselling author is now the latest celebrity to take on the toe-ring sandal trend (after Kylie Jenner that is), making the style a good contender for this season’s MVP.

Emily’s Glitzy Toe-Ring Sandals

Metal hardware is definitely having its moment in shoes right now. The trend makes another appearance in Tory Burch’s black leather Jessa Sandal, a strappy shoe with gold hardware in the shape of a horse head. Who needs earrings when you can wear jewelry on your feet?

Ratajkowski was shot wearing the toe-ring sandals with a sheer, long-sleeve striped top. The understated look was just right, leaving the main focus on her slip-ons.

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Sling-Backed To Perfection

Ratajkowski also wore the Patos Sandal, which the brand describes as an “architectural take on a thong sandal.” First seen on the Spring ‘24 catwalk, the runway sample isn’t currently available for purchase.

In the campaign, she paired the summery shoes with a baby blue bag as well as a blue zebra print tank top and matching jacquard shorts.

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A New Take On A TB Classic

Ratajkowski posed, ice cream cone in hand, wearing Tory Burch’s limited-edition Miller sandals. The brand’s signature thong style was recently released in exclusive ice cream-inspired colors for summer, like the lemon ice version pictured below. Emily wore them with the brand’s Ella Bio tote, which is also available in a range of sorbet colors.

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