If it seems like all we do is talk about dresses, well, you’re right. But can you even blame us for going on and on about them when each new fashion trend is even more chic than the previous one? Whether the 90s Style Briefs or all those pretty puff sleeve numbers, suddenly all we want to do is put on a dress and call it a day. The only other consideration when creating an outfit is what shoes to wear, as the title suggests, we’re about to cover here.

Ahead, we’re sharing all the casual, easy-to-wear shoes that will go really well with all the cool dresses you’re probably already wearing. From boots to sandals to flats, there’s something for everyone. With me? Alright, so just keep checking out these casual shoes with dresses, see how fashion defines them, and of course, browse our favorite shopping picks for each.

Retro sneakers

Retro sneakers from brands like New Balance, Nike, and Reebok are the new “dad” sneakers. They are clumsy, but not too robust and particularly cool with high socks and one of the currently fashionable pretty dresses.

Goes well with: Floral dresses, puff sleeve dresses

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Reebok Classic lace-up joggers ($75)

New balance 574 Split Sail Trainers ($80)

Minimal mules

The 90s are calling. Super sleek and streamlined mules, especially in neutral tones like beige and black, are versatile must-haves that fashion girls wear with everything from dresses to jeans.

Goes well with: Revisited shirt dresses, slip dresses

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Schutz Queliana Mule in Toasty ($112)

topshop Nutmeg Flared Kitten Heel Metallic Slide Sandals ($37)

High boots

Fall is coming, whether we like it or not, and with it new and improved boots. Classic knee highs are here to stay and whether flat or heeled, they look great with any number of dresses, but we especially love wearing them with little mini dresses.

Goes well with: Simple mini dresses

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From afar Stevie suede knee boots ($585)

Ganni Knee high rubber boots ($285)

Fishermen’s feet

Fisherman style shoes are the latest ‘ugly’ shoe trend to emerge this year and fashion girls have been all over the style, especially The Row’s Gaia sandals. As unlikely as they are, they’re definitely comfortable and a cool way to toughen up a girly dress.

Goes well with: Interesting LBDs, Puff Sleeve Dresses

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Line Gaia woven leather sandals ($990)

Staud Brady cutout croc-effect leather loafers ($375)

Platforms

These modern rigs remind me so much of the ones I wore in the late 90s, but much more wearable. Black sandals of all kinds, from slides to flip flops, look even more chic with a raised sole.

Goes well with: Loose and puffy dresses

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Atp Workshop Maremma leather platform sandals ($350)

wandering cobblers Erin strap sandal ($120)

Clogs

Another unlikely shoe style? Clogs. Thanks to new design versions from Jacquemus and Loewe, they have never looked so cool as they do today.

Goes well with: Knitted dresses, slip dresses

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jacquemus Clog sandals Les Tatanes 15 mm ($248)

Birkenstock Boston Soft Footbed Clogs ($145)

Lace up sandals

Last but not least are, in my opinion, the prettiest shoes of the bunch: the lace-up sandals. While they can certainly be casual, they really elevate whatever you wear them with, making them the perfect companion for basic outfits.

Goes well with: Tank dresses, printed dresses

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Loq Ara Strappy Sandals ($350)

Mango Leather Strappy Sandals ($60)

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