RAYE Tulia Mule

Name: RAYE Tulia Mule
Brand: RAYE
Price: 199.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

The RAYE Tulia Mule embodies an effortless elegance with a touch of audacious flair. In an opulent burgundy hue, the dyed calf hair upper introduces a rich texture that resonates with undeniable sophistication. The pointed square toe and sculptural heel—at a striking 75mm—infuse a hint of modern art into the classic mule silhouette. A cushioned leather footbed ensures every step feels as exquisite as it looks, making these mules the kind of indulgence you'd expect under the banner of RAYE, fashion's reigning authority on chic footwear.

Slip these on, and you're stepping into a statement where the refined meets the avant-garde. The Tulia Mule slips seamlessly onto the foot, offering an elevated yet surprisingly wearable experience. Its sleek profile hugs the foot, while the sculptural heel adds a touch of drama that transitions beautifully from day to night. Whether paired with sharp tailoring or a slinky slip dress, the Tulia Mule smartly navigates various styles and settings, ensuring wherever you go, you're doing it with a head-turning grace.

RAYE, inspired by the regal poise of 'Reina,' invites the modern queen to appreciate shoes that tell a story—where heritage and innovation dance together seamlessly. The Tulia Mule aligns with the brand’s philosophy of offering a diverse array of silhouettes designed to capture not just attention but hearts as well. It’s a perfect blend of artful design and wearable luxury, capturing that sweet spot between high fashion and everyday glamour.

Materials / Fabrication

Dyed calf hair upper
Pointed square toe design
Sculptural heel, 75mm
Cushioned leather footbed

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Avoid contact with water or moisture to maintain texture and color.
Use a soft brush to gently remove dirt from the calf hair upper.
If wet, stuff with paper and allow to air dry naturally.
Maintain leather footbed with gentle leather conditioner.

Lookbooks

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

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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.