Once a niche, nostalgic trend, the jelly sandal has officially cemented its place as a warm-weather wardrobe essential<\/a>\u2014a trend ignited by The Row\u2019s pre-fall 2024 collection<\/a>, where models stepped out in colorful, netted jelly sandals, seemingly en route to the rocky shores of the Mediterranean. The Olsen twins\u2013approved revival of the rubber shoe caused a sartorial stir, with fashion insiders racing to get their hands on the flats in one of the shades available (blue, red, and clear, in case you needed a reminder).<\/p>\n Tory Burch Mellow Mary Jane jelly flats<\/p>\n Jump to review<\/a><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n Ancient Greek Sandals Iro PVC ballet flats<\/p>\n Jump to review<\/a><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n In the years, Jennifer Lawrence<\/a>\u2014and noted The Row devotee\u2014has been spotted not only in the brand\u2019s coveted cage flats, but in a range of jelly styles, from fisherman sandals<\/a> to PVC flip-flops<\/a>. While fisherman silhouettes have long held their place in the summer footwear rotation, her endorsement marked a notable shift, solidifying the waterproof sandal\u2019s return to the mainstream. If this season mirrors the last, expect to see these rubbery, netted styles everywhere\u2014from New York City streets to sun-drenched European coastlines.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nVogue<\/em>\u2019s Favorite Jelly Sandals:<\/h2>\n
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