How Beautiful are These Jesus Sandals from Chie Mihara?
I can’t get over how beautiful these Chie Mihara Moisen Sandals are. Just look at them:
They’re a bit fancier than the usual jesus sandals I feature here with its scallop-edged straps and vamp jewel detail, but these are still relatively simple compared to most women’s sandals. These Chie Mihara Moisen Sandals also don’t come off as a fad – they’re not like other trendy footwear that you only wear one season and they’re out of style the next.
I feel like these sandals could work with your wardrobe for a really long time. I could definitely style these sandals with a great number of outfit ideas. And if you thought they looked great in the product pictures above, they look even better when worn:
Chie Mihara Moisen Sandals as worn by a model
You can see the the metal pinhead and leather slit closure at the ankles better in this picture. I love that part about these sandals.
I went to the Chie Mihara website in English to find out more about who makes these beautiful sandals and although the cool, nature-inspired animation is up and running, there’s still a lot of information missing (there’s more in the Spanish Chie Mihara website but I don’t speak the language).
All I found was Chie Mihara was born in Brazil to Japanese parents and she started her career in fashion by working as an assistant for Japanese designer Junko Koshino. From there she went to F.I.T. to study, interned at Eneslow: The Foot Comfort Center, worked at Sam & Libby and for Charles Jourdan, until she finally decided to launch her line in December of 2001. And the world is clearly all the better for it because we have amazing shoe designs like the Chie Mihara Moisen Sandals.
Women who wear large sizes will be happy to know that the Chie Mihara Moisen Sandals are available at BarefootTess.com, a website that specializes in big shoe sizes. They’re also drastically marked down from $399.00 to now only $119.00, so all the more reason to rejoice! The sandals are available from sizes EUR 39 to EUR 41.5.
