Sergio Rossi’s Sinuous Mule steps into the FW season as a statement sandal built around a fluid, sculptural heel, taking the brand’s Italian evening-shoe heritage in a more futuristic, gallery-ready direction. Presented in mirrored metallics and classic black, it targets dress-up moments where the shoe is the focal point of the look, not just an accessory.
A new chapter in shape
The Sinuous Mule fits into Sergio Rossi’s broader shift toward bold, architected silhouettes under a renewed design direction that leans on the house’s stiletto legacy while experimenting with volume. Rather than chasing sneaker-lifestyle crossover, this line doubles down on occasion wear, offering mules and sandals that read like small sculptures when seen in profile and motion.
Sinuous heel and upper
At the center is the sinuous heel: a continuous wedge that curves in one sweeping line from the back of the foot toward the forefoot, creating a wave effect when viewed from the side. The upper is kept minimal and sharp, with an open, squared toe and clean band that exposes the foot and pushes visual emphasis toward the metallic or lacquered heel and platform.
Materials, finish, and height
The Sinuous Mule is available in high shine silver and black, with glossy finishes that amplify reflections along the curved heel. Full leather construction and a covered insole anchor it in the luxury sandal tier, while the wedge configuration is meant to offer more grounded support than a classic needle-thin stiletto at similar heights.
Price, access, and positioning
On sergiorossi.com, the Sinuous Mule is priced at €1,300, placing it in the upper bracket of the women’s sandal offer and grouping it with the brand’s most directional heeled styles. Distribution runs through Sergio Rossi’s e-commerce and select boutiques, positioning the mule firmly in the designer evening and event dressing segment rather than broad department-store volume.
How it’s styled
Campaign and social teasers present the Sinuous Mule as a spotlight shoe, often shown in close-up motion shots or paired with sleek dresses and tailored separates that frame the heel as the hero detail. For dressers, it functions less as a daily sandal and more as a high-impact option for nights out, red carpets, or formal events where silhouette and shine carry the look.
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