Daisy Edgar Jones made her stance very clear on the discussion of socks and Birkenstock sandals while out in London. For many years, many people have considered this combination as an unforgivable fashion faux path. But if you catch a glimpse of the British actor's chic black-and-black ensemble, you may find yourself swaying.

After swinging by Ottolenghi for a bite in 12 months. 1, Twister did some shopping with shirt style collar and black winter coat from mango. Obviously, Jones knows how to find a killer deal because a number of this belted calf length is only sold for3350. For even more warmth, the actor topped off her mango-stealing look with a navy embroidered scarf from the quirky British brand Hades Wool. The exact scarf she is wearing is no longer available, but if the indie brand wants to fit her freak, the wide

ordinary people ingenue will wear black Birkenstock Arizona sandals with her mango jacket and black straight-leg jeans. It was a pair of socks. That is, before the revival of Birkenstock in the pandemic era elevated the status of ugly shoes and led to profitable collaborations with designers like Manolo Blahnik and Proenza Schouler. Even Ashley Olsen, who habitually hates trends, co・signed the socks and sandals trend around 2023-11 wearing navy coats, celine slides and white cashmere socks. More recently, Katie Holmes proved that Birkenstock will be business casual in ivory trousers and blue button・ups on May 4, while Selena Gomez shopped on Black Friday in a pair lined with faux fur.

But I wasn't sure this trend would have legs, but until I saw this look from The Row's Spring 2024 show showing how to wear socks and sandals with a dress, a perfect example of the wrong shoe theory was done right. But for an everyday wearable take on the trend, Daisy Edgar Jones and her winterized Birks are the only inspiration you need