Every girl had a few pairs of Jelly Sandals growing up. They were multi-colored, pinks, yellows, reds . . . fun to wear, comfortable and a fashion must in the 80's.

Here is a bit of history:

Jelly shoes are shoes made of PVC rubber. Jelly shoes come in a variety of brands and colours. The "Jelly" in its name refers to the semi-transparent materials, with a jelly-like sheen. Jelly Shoes were designed after World War II when there was a leather shortage in Europe.

There back . . . and better than ever!

Look at these jelly sandals from BCBGMAXAZRIA

Classic black embellished with buttons and a flower.

Soleil Jelly- a classic thong.

Available at Heels.com

The 60s featured a number of diverse fashion trends. It was a decade that broke tradition. Early in the decade, we saw culottes and the bikini in 1963, which was first featured in the movie Beach Party.

Mary Quant invented the mini-skirt/mini-dress, so popular in the late 1960s.

Courtesy of Wikipedia

And now, as all fashion trends, we see some 60's influence in shoe styles, coming around yet again. Big, bold buckles, shiny materials and fun colors. A perfect example is the Soho Heel from Cindy Says.

Soho Heel - also available in Black

Summer is almost here, accesorize your mini-skirt with a pair of fun sandals from Heels.com!