Miista

Miista Shoes: Sculptural Lines with Bold Spirit

At the intersection of craftsmanship and creativity, Miista shoes stand out through bold construction and a modern aesthetic. With structured forms, statement heels, and defining finishes, each pair offers a graphic beauty without sacrificing comfort or precision. From mules and ankle boots to ballet flats, this London-based brand delivers a powerful vision of women's footwear—simultaneously grounded and fluid.

Handcrafted in Spain with a London Vision

Founded in East London over a decade ago, Miista combines clear style with meticulous craftsmanship. All pieces are handmade in Spain. The brand’s identity is built on balance—experimental forms meet everyday wearability, vintage silhouettes reinterpreted in a contemporary language. This resonates with the Bellerose ethos: clean workmanship, bold textures, and practical elegance stripped of excess.

Designs That Shape the Silhouette

This collection gives full prominence to form. High boots feature strong volumes and wide heels, while ankle boots showcase precise cut-outs and striking fastenings. Sleek ballet flats soften the silhouette without compromising uniqueness, and mules bring a refined open style with solid structure. These pieces don’t just complement an outfit—they define its direction.

Understated Palette, Timeless Appeal

Shades like deep black, warm brown, and rich red highlight Miista’s commitment to color longevity. Applied to carefully selected smooth or polished leathers, these tones support the sculptural shapes while ensuring durability. The interplay between structural precision and material fluidity gives each pair a presence that endures.

A Dialogue with the Bellerose Wardrobe

Miista’s distinctive forms harmonize beautifully with other silhouettes from the Bellerose shoe collection. While Miista emphasizes bold volumes and visible detailing, Bellerose offers complementary boots, flats, and heels that play with different structures. Styled seasonally or for specific occasions, each pair adds its own visual conversation—rooted in the idea of mastered simplicity.