Comet says flowers belong on your feet now, and honestly fair enough

Edited By: Liya Shanawas
Comet's new launch, Astra in Bloom | Photo: Comet
Comet's new launch, Astra in Bloom | Photo: Comet

Say what you may, but Comet has always understood that comfort shouldn't come at the cost of a good story. And this week, the homegrown sneaker brand has gone and done something rather poetic, Astra, their first-ever silhouette designed exclusively for women, is officially LIVE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ballet-inspired, contemporary, and built for the kind of everyday comfort you don't have to think twice about. Honestly? A vibe.

Translucent mesh laterals, a double-lacing treatment, a mix of different materials for every colourway, seven variants deep, and each one fully committing to a personality of its own. Burnt Toast in brown and white for the quiet romantics, Day Dream in shades of blue for the ones who live in golden hour, Vanilla Cloud in grey and white and Chrome Kiss in silver and white for the minimalists, Wild Bloom in purple and white and Matcha Cream in green and cream for the girls who never met a colour they didn't like, and Butter in soft beige for absolutely everyone else. It's a tough call, they're so different. IYKYK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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But wait, there's more, because Comet clearly took one look at art history and said "hold on, we can do this too."

Enter ASTRA IN BLOOM, the designer special. Two limited-run variants, Wild Poppy and Water Lily, pulling straight from Van Gogh's poppy fields and Monet's lily ponds and putting them right onto your feet, floral motifs and embroidery details included. Because if flowers have always found their way onto canvas, why not onto your everyday shoe too?

Laughter in the air, sunlight streaming through, girls coming together to make something of their own, little bouquets to carry a piece of the day home. That's the afternoon Astra in Bloom was made for.

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Stylish yet understated enough for everyday wear, special enough that you'll never forget where you got it. Astra is now in full bloom. Go on make it yours.