In the world of celebrity fashion, many of them live by the rule that you either “go hard or go home.” They are constantly dressed in the most luxurious fabrics, the brightest patterns, the boldest labels, and clothes that the average person wouldn’t really wear. However, that isn’t the case for all of the famous faces that exist in Hollywood. In recent months, many celebs have started fawning over this laid-back brand, and the clothes are perfect for a Sunday on the couch, a trip to the grocery store, or just a walk in the park.

Museum Of Peace And Quiet

So, what is the name of the brand, and what are they about? This independent California-based company is called Museum of Peace and Quiet, and they pride themselves on designing for “Contemporary Adults” who want to take things back a notch. As you can probably tell from the name, they’re all about keeping things peaceful, quiet, comfortable, and neutral – and their clothes aren’t showy or cliche at all.

Saying More With Less

In fact, in an interview with British Vogue, founders Christion and Ashley Lennon noted that their brand and their values are all about “Mindfulness and slow living. To say more with less.” The stylish partners were inspired to create their label after taking a road trip through the desert landscapes of the United States, and they wanted to create something that would showcase the clothes in a neutral and minimal fashion. We think they hit the nail on the head.

Celebrity-Approved

It seems as though we’re not the only ones who think so, either. Over the past few weeks, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has been singing the Museum of Peace and Quiet’s praises on social media and showing off the pieces that she has already purchased from the brand.

We have a feeling that many other celebrities will be following suit, as this brand is utterly stunning.

With 2021 already here, it’s time to start looking into the up-and-coming fashion trends so that we can get a headstart at what’s in-style for the new year. However, the topic isn’t just on any ole’ fashion trend. The topic of discussion is the 2021 shoe trends. The trends that you’ll find below are what’s hot from the spring/summer and the fall/winter 2021 runway shows. Some of the trends are resurfacing and hanging out from previous seasons, while a few others are fresh, modern, and just what you’re looking for to enhance your style.

2021 Shoe Trends to Look Out For

No matter if you’re interested in purchasing a few new pairs of shoes or you simply want to see what’s trendy, you’ll find it all below. There are shoe trends that are perfect for everyone, including those with a more casual aesthetic to those who prefer to always look their fanciest. Here are five shoe trends for 2021 that you just don’t want to miss out on.

Thick Chains

Believe it or not, chains are all the rage, especially when it comes to shoes. The chain detailing on your heels or leather boots can add the perfect amount of shine that you need in order to boat your shoe game. It’s an upgrade like no other.

Strappy Sandals

Who doesn’t love a strappy sandal? They make the perfect statement and will ensure that your feet are at the center of attention. You can lace them up as high as you want, like up to your calf, or keep them closer to your ankle for a different look. If you choose to have strappy heels or sandals that match your skin tone, you’ll be able to make your legs look longer than they are.

Kitten Heels

If you’re someone who prefers a comfortable shoe over a high heel but still wants to look elegant, you can try out a kitten keel. These are barely a heel, but still, make your foot look elegant and chic. If you choose a block shape kitten heel, you’ll forget you even had heels on in the first place.

Strappy Flatforms

Flatforms and strappy flatforms, to be more specific, will be huge for shoe lovers in 2021. They’re comfy, versatile, and can make any outfit look cute.

Chunky Sneakers

If you’re someone who loves sneakers, this trend is perfect for you. These big and chunky sneakers aren’t going anywhere, as they were part of the shoe trend for 2020. They can be worn to dress up or dress down an outfit perfectly.