Michael Kors shoes and bags: what you will find on this page
A court shoe is a closed-toe shoe with a heel and a low-cut vamp over the instep: it is the largest family on this page, available with a high heel as well as in a flat version, and in several slingback variants, meaning the heel is left open and a strap holds the foot in place. Alongside the court shoes the grid brings together ballet flats, sandals with a wedge or a flat sole, lace-up sneakers, slip-ons, leather ankle boots and one tall boot with a stretch shaft. It is a women's selection that covers both formal occasions and everyday wear.
Materials are recognised by touch before sight. Smooth leather is the base of most models and takes regular brushing well; suede, the other recurring material, needs a soft-bristle brush instead, and a protective spray before the first wear. Metallic and crackled finishes should be cleaned with a dry cloth only, because solvents dull the surface. Several evening models carry applied rhinestones and crystals: they last longer if the shoe is kept in its dust bag, with no contact with other footwear.
The bags differ in how they are carried rather than in their stated size: the handbag with short handles remains the most formal format, the shoulder bag sees you through a working day and the crossbody bag frees your hands because it rests on the body on an adjustable strap. The printed leather and woven suede versions have a softer structure; the nylon ones with a chain are the lightest for the same volume. Leather wallets complete the selection and double as a clutch inside a larger bag.
If the size or the colour you are looking for is not in the grid, it is worth starting from the category pages, which gather every brand in stock: court shoes for women and women's bags. One practical note on sizing: on a court shoe with a deep vamp, half a size up lets the foot slide forward, while on ballet flats and sneakers half a size up is often the right choice.