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Dressing With Intent
Elegance stopped being about occasion and became about intention. The current version is quieter and heavier, built out of fabric rather than embellishment. This edit follows that logic through a full autumn wardrobe.
Jewel Tone Heels And Boots
Burgundy, emerald and plum are doing what black used to do in a shoe. The colour reads as considered rather than loud. Here it is in heels, boots and evening fabric.
Birkenstock by Etro: The Edit We're Loving
Every piece from the Birkenstock by Etro collaboration, plus new-in Etro dresses and skirts that work with the taupe and chocolate palette.
What's New from Chloé's Winter 2026
The newest Chloé ready-to-wear, handbags, jackets and shoes, pulled from your favorite retailers.
Dressing With Intent
Elegance stopped being about occasion and became about intention. The current version is quieter and heavier, built out of fabric rather than embellishment. This edit follows that logic through a full autumn wardrobe.
Jewel Tone Heels And Boots
Burgundy, emerald and plum are doing what black used to do in a shoe. The colour reads as considered rather than loud. Here it is in heels, boots and evening fabric.
Birkenstock by Etro: The Edit We're Loving
Every piece from the Birkenstock by Etro collaboration, plus new-in Etro dresses and skirts that work with the taupe and chocolate palette.
What's New from Chloé's Winter 2026
The newest Chloé ready-to-wear, handbags, jackets and shoes, pulled from your favorite retailers.
Shoes
Chelsea Boots Go
A familiar ankle boot that brings a grounded finish to dresses, denim, and tailoring.
Knee High Boots And What Actually Makes Them Work
Fit at the calf changes everything.
Platform Sandals For Height Without The Ankle Wobble
A higher stance that still feels grounded.
Loafers Are The Shoe Doing The Most Work In Your Closet
A polished flat can shift a whole outfit without asking for much.
Ballet Flats Are Having Their Moment Again
A familiar flat with a fresh way to finish everyday looks.
Fall Shoes, Sorted
The five shoe shapes I think carry a fall wardrobe, and eight of each I would happily wear.
Christen
Nina Christen spent years shaping shoes behind the scenes at Bottega Veneta, Loewe, Celine and The Row before launching her own label, Christen, in 2024. This edit moves through her sandals, boots and pumps to show one designer's eye for sharp, sculptural shape across three very different registers.
Nike
Nike started in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports, a running shoe import business built on a handshake between a track coach and his former runner, and that testing habit still shapes the shoes. I picked sneakers from archival shapes to Jordan silhouettes, plus a smaller run of training layers built for actual movement.
Ancient Greek Sandals
Ancient Greek Sandals started in 2012 when Christina Martini and Nikolas Minoglou began making sandals in factories in Greece instead of selling the tourist version to visitors in Athens. Notes on the leather sandals, flats, mules and jellies that came out of that idea, and how to pick between them.
Legres
Legres launched in London in 2019 from three co-founders who chose to stay anonymous, letting the boots, made in Italy over a year of development, do the talking instead. This edit lines up the current range of Chelsea boots, ankle boots and loafers so the differences in shape and material are easy to compare.
Tod's
Tod's traces to a family shoemaking workshop Filippo Della Valle ran in Italy's Marche region, expanded by his grandson Diego Della Valle, who introduced the pebbled-sole Gommino loafer in 1979. This edit moves from boots through structured and slouchy bags to the Gommino family that made the brand's name.
How to Style Types of Shoes
The short answer on Types of Shoes: pick one anchor piece, keep the palette to two colours, and let the shoes decide how formal the whole thing reads. Proportion does more than colour: volume on top wants something narrow below, and the reverse.
Jennifer Chamandi
Jennifer Chamandi left banking to launch her London shoe label in 2016, building every heel around one idea: the eye of a needle. Notes on the designer behind these boots, pumps and sandals, and how much attention you really want at your feet.
Pink Rick Owens Is The Plot Twist Nobody Saw Coming
Rick Owens is not a brand usually associated with pink, so putting sharp sneaker and boot silhouettes in rose and milk is a real departure for the house. The palette softens shapes that are normally read as tough or utilitarian, without changing the actual construction underneath. This edit tracks that unexpected pink moment across the house's current footwear.
K Jacques St Tropez
K Jacques St Tropez sandals bring the Saint-Tropez original into focus, with pared-back shapes made for long summer days. The sandal is the subject rather than a decorative detour, so a clean arrangement of straps has to hold the foot, sit securely, and leave the outfit room to breathe. This edit follows that directness through the range's straps, finishes, and prints.
Marni Slippers Are The Sabot With An Art School Degree
Marni's sabot slippers are showing up now because bold color and sculptural footwear have become a stand-in for personality in a market full of quiet basics. This edit sorts our picks ranging from the vivid Fussbett styles to the more restrained leather buckle pairs.
Fall Boots, and What Actually Separates a Good Pair From a Mediocre One
Fall boots split into two real categories: a clean leather shaft built for dry pavement and a lugged sole built for wet or rough ground. The choice matters more than color or brand once the weather turns unpredictable in early fall. This edit compares knee-high and ankle styles side by side so the shaft fit and sole grip, not the silhouette alone, decide which pair earns a spot in rotation.
Le Monde Beryl Made The Venetian Slipper A Uniform
Le Monde Beryl brings the Venetian furlane, a soft house shoe traditionally made with a recycled rubber sole, into everyday flats and Mary Janes. The label built a following by taking that regional tradition seriously rather than quoting it, which is why the shoes read as footwear rather than fashion. This edit follows the slipper through the strap styles, boots and one sandal that extend the same idea.
Aeyde Sizing: The Shoes That Run Narrow
Aeyde shoes have a reputation for running narrow, and that shapes how flats, slingbacks, loafers and pumps should be tried on. This edit compares silhouettes by where they pinch, how the heel is held, and how the fit changes once embellishment or structure is added. The angle is practical: dress for the foot you actually have, not the size on the box.
Alaia Mesh Flats: Sizing And Whether They Survive A City
Mesh ballet flats look weightless in a photograph and then meet a real sidewalk, which is a different test entirely. This guide compares Alaia's suede-trimmed, perforated and crystal-embellished pairs for how they actually hold up on daily errands versus an evening out. The angle is city wear first: fit, edge and sole, not just the shine of the mesh.
Alaia Shoes: Mesh, Ballet Flats And Heels, Compared
Alaïa's mesh treatment gives an otherwise classic shoe shape a sheer, almost architectural edge that reads differently than a plain leather flat or pump. The house applies it across ballet flats, sandals, and heels, so the comparison is really about how much structure you want against how much skin shows through. This edit lines up the mesh, suede, and leather versions side by side to make the fit and formality differences clear.
Amina Muaddi Heel Height And Whether The Flare Actually Helps
Amina Muaddi built a whole identity on the sculptural heel, but height alone does not explain why some pairs feel steady and others do not. This edit compares the flares, thongs, and slingbacks that actually hold up in motion against the ones that stay striking only in a photograph. The angle here is comfort as a design feature, not an afterthought.
Amina Muaddi Heels Vs Every Other Party Shoe
Party shoes get judged by drama first and comfort second, which is backwards for anything you actually plan to wear all night. This edit compares Amina Muaddi's slingbacks, mules, and pumps against that standard, looking at which shapes hold up past the first hour. The angle is honesty about what a shoe can survive versus what it only photographs well doing.
Amina Muaddi Shoes: Sizing, Comfort And Resale
Amina Muaddi shoes are built around a distinctive heel and toe shape, which makes fit a bigger question than it is for most brands, since standard sizing does not always translate to comfort. Resale demand exists for the label, but it varies by style and colour rather than being guaranteed across the board. This edit weighs sizing and wearability first, then treats resale as a secondary consideration rather than the reason to buy.