7 Shoe Trends That Will Be Here, There and Everywhere This Winter
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Courtesy of CoachStyle Notes: Boot trends tend to stick around longer than other shoe types, which is good news as they often involve more significant spend. This year, motorcycle-style boots—chunky pairs with wide shafts and buckles and studs to spare—were all over the runway. Now, they're all over the market for winter.
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Courtesy of Jil SanderStyle Notes: Silver was one of the biggest trends on the autumn/winter 2023 runway, and while it'll be big this winter in the form of trousers and partywear, my favourite way to channel the high-shine look is by way of shoes. Boots, flats or heels; no style has been spared the silver treatment this winter.
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Courtesy of Emilia WicksteadStyle Notes: Classic, elegant and with French-inspired appeal, Mary Janes may be one of the biggest shoe trends this season, but they're as style I'm sure many footwear aficionados will already have lurking in their wardrobes. If you don't already, rest assured it's a shoe trend you'll fall back on for seasons to come.
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Courtesy of ToveStyle Notes: If your biggest footwear concern this season is comfort, look no further than slip-on mules; pairs that look like, well, slippers. Between shearling and felt and suede, look for textures that add interest and depth to your look, And, for extra warmth, try styling them with chunky woollen socks.
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Courtesy of Isabel MarantStyle Notes: The defining theme of 2023's boots offering, over-the-knee styles were seen everywhere, from Isabel Marant to Stella McCartney. Although sock silhouettes will always be popular, this season we're seeing designers take a slouchier stance.
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Getty Images/Max MaraStyle Notes: If you're someone who lives in loafers, this just may be the shoe trend for you this season. Very much in the same realm, we're seeing more and more androgynous flat shoes make a comeback, from chunky monk-strap shoes to brogues with architectural soles.
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Courtesy of PradaStyle Notes: Some of us have remained loyal top court shoes, but even I, someone who has always loved them, have to admit they did fall out of favour for a while. However, in light of the other '90s trends that have found themselves at the fashion fore, their comeback was somewhat inevitable, and the market is embracing them with open arms.
