The Milan sandal in black and caramel leather — the style that put Larroudé on the map — the Milan flat sandal and Milanina mini, the Dew Drop macramé mule in navy, the Brigitte ruffle mule in raffia, the Verona ballet flat in suede and shearling, the Verona sandal, the Flora and Franca pumps and the Blair flatform in patent. Twelve styles in women's sizes 6 to 10, bought in one or two colors each, so the collection shows only what's in stock and Notify me sends one email when a size is back.
Larroudé was started in New York in 2020 by Marina Larroudé, a former fashion editor and footwear director, and the shoes are made in the family's own factory in Brazil. That's why a Larroudé heel is comfortable in a way most fashion heels aren't: a cushioned insole, a heel set for balance, and leather that's soft on the first wear. The Milan's flared heel and squared toe are the signature; the mules and the ballet flat carry it into the daytime.
Fit: true to size; the Milan and the pumps take your usual size, the ballet flat can go a half down, and the macramé and raffia mules stretch slightly with wear. Wear the Milan with a Free People dress or Xirena pants; see women's shoes for Jeffrey Campbell, Dolce Vita and Steve Madden alongside, and women's heels for the rest of the heel wall.
Questions we get about Larroudé
Are Larroudé heels comfortable?
That's the brand's whole point — a padded insole and a heel placed for balance. The Milan is the pair customers say they can wear all evening.
Do Larroudé shoes run true to size?
Yes. Between sizes, go up in the sandals and down in the Verona ballet flat.
