It’s been 30 years since Cher Horowitz reminded us that “shoes only go on my feet” — and now select ’90s shoe silhouettes are back in rotation, courtesy of The RealReal and “Clueless” costume designer Mona May.

In honor of the film’s 30th anniversary and rerelease on June 29, Paramount has partnered with the luxury resale platform to launch an exclusive capsule curated by May herself. The edit — live on TheRealReal.com and in the company’s West Hollywood store — includes over 300 items inspired by the film’s style icons: Cher, Dionne, Tai and Amber.

The footwear selection hits a high note for “Clueless” fans, blending archival references with modern pieces that still pass Cher’s digital closet test. For Cher devotees, options like the Versace patent leather bow mules and Manolo Blahnik’s satin feather-trim slides feel straight from a Beverly Hills mall montage.

Both styles are featured in complete Cher-curated looks from the edit: the Versace mules paired with an Alaïa leather shoulder bag and a sequin Alessandra Rich skirt suit, while the Blahnik slides complement a vintage Patrick Kelly minidress and Chanel silk headband. May’s pick of Saint Laurent’s feather-trimmed slingbacks furthers the flirty, feminine aesthetic that defined Cher’s closet.

For those channeling Dionne Davenport’s fearless fashion energy, Balenciaga’s sequin sock boots and Versace’s Medusa insignia d’Orsay pumps fit the bill. One standout Dionne-inspired outfit features the utilitarian-meets-statement vibe of Prada’s enameled triangle nylon boots, styled with an Alexander McQueen pleated midi skirt and a velvet Gucci choker. The bolder the silhouette, the more Dionne-coded the shoe.

For those looking to channel Amber, the Roger Vivier printed slingback pumps or the Gucci double-G satin d’Orsays are a good fit — prim and posh, with a little theatrical bite. The edit also includes a full Amber-worthy look built around Bottega Veneta’s glossy patent leather boots, styled with a vintage Gianni Versace miniskirt and a Christian Dior enamel flower choker for maximum ‘90s attitude.

The edit doesn’t shy away from the film’s schoolgirl-core roots, either. Mary janes — a silhouette with serious staying power from the 1990s — make a strong showing through labels like Manolo Blahnik, Larroude, and Le Monde Beryl. These newer takes honor Cher’s prep-school polish while proving the shoe’s evolution from school hallway to fashion runway.

Meanwhile, combat boots from Dr. Martens and Christian Dior’s canvas pair echo Tai’s early tomboy edge, before her full transformation into a Beverly Hills style. And Chanel loyalists can spot multiple sneakers and logoed boots from recent years, proving that even three decades later, a CC still says “in-the-know.”

In true Cher fashion, there’s something here for every closet — as long as it’s organized, color-coded and ready for a Polaroid check. The 300-piece collection is available now on therealreal.com.