Women's red heels add instant colour to a simple outfit, from bright cherry to deeper red tones. The range is led by Django & Juliette, with Ziera, Top End and Supersoft, and runs from pumps and Mary Janes to strappy styles among our women's heeled sandals. See the reds in person at a Mountfords store in Melbourne.
Red heeled sandals make up a good share of this range, which suits the warmer months and outdoor events. For something more structured, red pumps and Mary Janes from Django & Juliette and Top End bring a polished finish to workwear and evening outfits.
Most styles sit on a low or medium heel. If you want a wider base, our block heels range shows similar shapes on a sturdier heel.
Choosing your shade of red
Bright, true reds work best as the single statement in an outfit, with black, white, navy or denim. Deeper reds are easier to wear with neutrals such as camel and grey, and they suit autumn as well as summer.
Red also sits beautifully next to pink, a combination that feels modern rather than clashing, and our pink heels make it easy to try.
FAQs
Q: What colour dress goes with red heels? A: Red heels look striking with black, white, navy and denim, and they suit neutral dresses in camel or grey. For a bolder look, pair them with pink or soft blush tones.
Q: What colour heels go with a red dress? A: Nude, black and metallic heels are the safest choices with a red dress. Matching red heels can look polished too, provided the two reds are a close match in tone.
Q: Are red heels appropriate for work? A: In most workplaces, yes. A red pump or slingback with a moderate heel works well with grey, navy or black tailoring, and it adds personality without feeling out of place in an office.
Q: Are red heeled sandals comfortable for long events? A: Red heeled sandals with an ankle strap and a low or medium heel are comfortable for most people over a long event. The strap keeps the foot secure, and a wider heel spreads your weight more evenly.