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Wednesday 02 May 2012 7:41 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 8:20 am

…and at Mr Porter, it’s all about colours and soft fabrics

By: KCS-content

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Jimmy Choo Eaton fringed driving shoe, £295
We say if you’re getting behind the wheel of a slick vehicle, you need the togs to match. And hey, zooming through the Alps can wear the feet out; these will make the ride smoother.

Rivieras cotton slip-ons, £50
A shoe that evokes summer in all its verdant glory, these easy mesh slip-ons are breathable and practical. Great for a beach excursion or as an alternative to open-toed shoes.

Jill Sander leather derby shoes, £520
You have to be a stylish Italian man to pull these off, we think. That, or a man who fancies himself the epitome of European style. Only for the suavest of men.

Church’s Fosbury tasselled suede loafers, £290
These exquisite loafers, made by England’s most venerable shoemaker, have enough heft to take heavy use outdoors but enough elegance to wear to a cocktail party.

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