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Easter in style: celebrate the start of spring in these shoes

Easter - the festival of new beginnings! What do you associate with Easter? Chocolate bunnies, colourful eggs, family celebrations, spring and pastel colours? Clearly, that's all part of it - and we love it! Easter is also the most important festival in Christianity - it celebrates the resurrection of Jesus and thus the message that life always goes on. A true symbol of change, hope and new beginnings - perfect for giving your look a fresh update! 

When it comes to fashion, Easter means five events within five days! We'll show you how to master this challenge in a relaxed and confident manner - and look effortlessly chic and spring-like fresh. The Easter holidays are not only a time for reflection, but also a perfect opportunity for all kinds of activities! And of course, the question arises: 

Which footwear suits which occasion?

Here is the ultimate fashion guide for the Easter holidays - with shoe recommendations that are not only trendy, but also perfect for your plans!


  • Maundy Thursday - family dinner in penny loafers 

Whether it's a festive dinner, a family visit or a stylish restaurant visit - casual elegance is the order of the day today. Penny loafers are the perfect mix of classic and modern. They add a sophisticated touch to your look and allow you to appear effortlessly confident.

  • Good Friday/ Holy Saturday - a walk in playful ballerinas 
Days of silence and reflection - perfect for a relaxed stroll in the park or by the water. Comfortable ballet flats are your best companions here: elegant, understated and a little playful. ‘Ballet flats’ add a touch of French sophistication and look unagitatedly beautiful.

Enjoy Easter walks in these ballerinas:

  • Easter night - Easter fire in (biker) boots

The festive Easter night with candlelight and Easter bonfire calls for a shoe with character. Biker boots are ideal, they score points with their rocking outdoor charm and offer you functional protection against the cold. Functional shoes with water-repellent Gore-Tex and a light, warm lining are also a good choice here.

  • Easter Sunday - spring freshness with slingbacks and moccasins 

Slingbacks are the ideal choice for this occasion: they radiate spring vibes, are feminine and give your look that certain something.

Spring fever with slingbacks and peep-toes!

Unisex classics such as the legendary MOC shoes (moccasins) or casual loafers are very popular. This is where comfort meets casual elegance.

Iconic MOCs and timeless loafers - favourite shoes that stay!

  • Easter Monday - a casual end to the day in trainers 

The perfect day for a relaxed outing or a get-together with friends. This season, retro trainers are the ultimate must-have. They are comfortable, timeless and add a fresh, relaxed coolness to any outfit.

Casual through the holidays in retro sneakers:

Excursus: egg colouring today and its artisanal roots

Colouring Easter eggs is an old tradition with deep roots. Eggs decorate Easter nests, and chocolate eggs are also colourfully wrapped. The artistic painting of Easter eggs is reminiscent of traditional craftsmanship, in which colours have not only decorative but also symbolic value. Even in ancient times, the egg symbolised fertility and new life, while in Christianity it stands for the resurrection of Jesus. In the Middle Ages, eggs were collected during Lent, boiled and dyed red to distinguish them from fresh eggs.

Shoes are also dyed by hand

Similar to artistically painted Easter eggs, the hand-dyeing of leather - for example in customised shoes - also reflects an old tradition. High-quality, hand-dyed shoes are given their uniqueness through individual layers of colour. The patination technique gives them depth and character - a process that requires a great deal of experience and dexterity, similar to the skilful painting of Easter eggs in traditional patterns. 

Conclusion: Whether Easter eggs or handmade shoes - the art of colouring has a long tradition and combines symbolism with craftsmanship.