Sandals

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Start with the straps: a single band leaves an open outline, while crossed or braided arrangements create a more intricate focal point. Compare how much of the forefoot is framed and whether an ankle band continues the line upward. These differences can change the visual character even when the color and heel are similar.

Next, compare the heel with the upper. A narrow stiletto creates a different proportion from a block or wedge. Use the open-toe and ankle-strap edits to examine those details across silhouettes, then open an individual design for its visible features and interpretation. These generated references illustrate styling possibilities rather than verified fit or comfort.

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