The onset of autumn traditionally brings a tinge of nostalgia for the passing summer, with social networks filling up with warm memories. Ana Boyer joined this wave of sentimentality by sharing a series of photos from one of the summer parties in Sotogrande with her followers. In the pictures, she poses with her sister, Tamara Falcó, and their friend. The shots, filled with a carefree holiday atmosphere, quickly caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts, as the women’s looks became a true source of inspiration.
As often happens, the spotlight fell on Tamara Falcó, Marquesa de Griñón. Her outfit embodied summer elegance. She chose a diamond-shaped halter top and paired it with a flowing red midi skirt from Farm Rio, one of her new favorites. The high-waisted skirt, with its wavy hem, was adorned with delicate floral embroidery in shades of pink and lilac. The look was completed by one of her go-to accessories—Cult Gaia’s structured oval Jaya bag, decorated with woven spheres.
However, the most interesting detail of her look initially went almost unnoticed. The secret was in her sandals. This minimalist pair with thin heels and a wide transparent PVC strap across the instep is not just a nod to fashion, but a carefully considered stylistic choice. Such “invisible” shoes create the effect of endless legs, as they don’t visually cut the ankle. Moreover, they provide much better foot support compared to traditional styles, making wearing high heels much more comfortable. A real find for long social events.
This fashion technique is far from new, and Spain’s main devotee of the style has long been considered Queen Letizia. Though in recent years Her Majesty has increasingly opted for flats due to foot health issues, her extensive collection still boasts many pairs with PVC elements. The public especially remembers her Steve Madden mules, which she acquired in two versatile colors—black and beige. The Queen showed how easily this footwear can fit both a strict business dress code and elegant evening attire, proving that comfort and high fashion can go hand in hand.
