Weddings Winter 2009 > Brides

Iris

The Italian manufacturer’s first Stateside store hawks the edgy designer shoes it produces back home (Viktor & Rolf, Chloé, John Galliano). A pair of John Galliano strappy heels in rose gold and pale pink ($895) feel surprisingly bridal.

Jimmy Choo

The towering Clue peep-toe sandal in white or ivory ($640) is great for brides looking for serious height. For a more classic choice, Choo’s bridal collection has several jeweled styles and white-satin slingbacks ($445).

Kate Spade

Her name has become synonymous with accessories that have a quirky or retro appeal, but Kate Spade’s wedding offerings are the epitome of simple elegance. Brides-to-be in search of Audrey-esque ivory-satin heels will find a selection of suitable styles all under $300. Our favorite is the Lora, a heeled slingback with an oversize-bow detail.

Manolo Blahnik

These classic-yet-chic famously pointy shoes will suit any bride’s look. The wedding styles ($575 for a pair of slingbacks or simple dyeable pumps) are reportedly a bit more comfortable than the usual choices.

My Glass Slipper

Brides who want their shoes to be a perfect shade of ivory need not fear. My Glass Slipper offers a wide selection of dyeables by upscale designers such as Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, and more affordable options under $100 from Nina and Colorful Creations.

From the Winter 2009 New York Wedding Guide