RAYE Serine Sandal

Name: RAYE Serine Sandal
Brand: RAYE
SKU: RYSH10280 U26
Price: 169.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

RAYE Serine Sandal in White exudes queen-bee polish with a glossy, modern edge. The patent leather upper catches the light, riding on a sleek leather sole. A slip-on silhouette and rounded toe keep the line clean, while a four-inch stiletto heel elevates every stride. It’s white that reads confident, not clinical.

Slip-on ease meets standout comfort with a cushioned leather footbed and a soft leather lining. The rounded toe keeps a touch of room at the front, while the 100mm heel anchors the look with leg-lengthening drama. Worn with tailoring, a mini, or a floaty dress, the Serine slides through day to night with poise.

RAYE taps into Reina’s regal energy—the queen-bee ethos driving the brand’s glam-everyday stance. In white patent, Serine brings a bright, polished finish to the lineup, pairing with neutrals or prints and elevating any moment from a city lunch to a gallery opening.

Materials / Fabrication

Patent leather upper
Leather sole
Cushioned leather footbed
Leather lining
Rounded toe
Stiletto heel
Heel height: approximately 100 mm / 4 inches
Slip-on styling
Color: White

Recommended Care

Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth; for scuffs, use patent leather cleaner or mild soap and water, then wipe dry.
Avoid harsh solvents or immersion in water; do not machine wash.
To restore shine, gently buff with a microfiber cloth; avoid silicone-based polishes.
Store away from direct sunlight and heat; keep in a dust bag and use tissue to maintain shape.
When not in use, use a shoe tree or stuffing to help retain form; allow to air dry if exposed to moisture.

Lookbooks

Dhruv Kapoor Fall 2026 Collection Blurs Lines Between Casual and Dressed Looks

Dhruv Kapoor Fall 2026 builds its point of view around the feeling of being in transit. The collection draws from spaces like airports, train stations, and hotel lobbies, translating that suspended state into clothing that feels unfinished, layered, and open ended. The starting point comes from observation. Kapoor looks at strangers moving through shared spaces, capturing gestures, attitudes, and small details that suggest personal stories without fully revealing them. This idea shows up in garments that feel unresolved. Looks are built without a fixed setting, shifting between casual and dressed up elements in a way that mirrors the unpredictability of travel.

Prada Fall 2026 Tailored Looks and Layers Rework Structure

Prada Fall 2026 builds its entire collection around layered dressing, outerwear, and dresses, as Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reshape how garments are worn and revealed at Milan Fashion Week. Prada constructs Fall 2026 through repetition and transformation. Fifteen models move through the space multiple times, each return revealing a different version of the same look. Layers are added, removed, or shifted, turning the runway into a process rather than a fixed presentation. A flared skirt becomes part of a dress, a tailored suit reveals soft knit layers underneath. This approach reflects how clothing functions in real life, where dressing is continuous and adaptive rather than resolved in a single moment. The staging reinforces this idea, with a vast interior filled with historical objects and architectural fragments that mirror the layering within the clothes.

Fforme Fall 2026 Reworks Shearling and Modular Tailoring

Fforme returned to New York with a sharper point of view for Fall 2026. Frances Howie grounded the collection in the city’s garment district history, framing it around what she described as an endangered debutante and the fading world of Seventh Avenue ateliers. Referencing Whit Stillman’s 1990 film Metropolitan, she imagined social swans dressed by specialized makers who still operate quietly in Manhattan, and built the season around supporting those workrooms.

About Raye

Raye is a contemporary women's footwear brand that has become a staple shoe line for fashion lovers around the globe. The name Raye draws inspiration from the 'Reina' – the Spanish word for 'queen'. Designed for queens all over the world, Raye Shoes' wide range of footwear expand from a variety of heels to boots, flats, sandals and mules.