Shoe Close-Up: Miu Miu
Miu Miu’s eccentric sloping block-heel loafers encapsulated the season’s trends.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Louis Vuitton applied wide, tech-y strapping to a series of mixed-media pumps and booties
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Alexander McQueen showed streamlined chisel-toe mid-calf boots
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Valentino finished ruffled lace looks with zippy tall boots
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini This season, Chanel’s Laurence Dacade embraced a classic viewpoint with cap-toe slingbacks
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Hedi Slimane continued his bad-girl message at Saint Laurent, with chain-embellished ankle stiletto boots to match
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Sonia Rykiel continued the season’s playful sock message with a cashmere grey pair peeking out of brown leather pointed boots
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Lace-up over-the-knee boots at Giambattista Valli.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini At Sacai, a chunky combat boot was expertly styled with matching liquid-pleather leggings — a smart-chic approach to winter doldrum dressing
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Gionvanni Gionnini Footwear designer Pierre Hardy made good use of Hermès’ ample crocodile supply with tall boots in a deep green
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Stella McCartney stuck to a mid-calf cut this season, offered in dark neutrals and velvet tapestry. Note the newness of the round toe.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Givenchy helpe kickstart a late-breaking Paris runway trend: mid-calf boots, shown here in chocolate stretch leather
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Céline showed an airier take on last season’s block-heel ballet flat with an open weave and pastel jeweled embellishments dripping from the distinctly duck-billed toe
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Courtesy For her Ç x Facconable offshoot, designer Mira Mikati again treated slip-on sneakers as a cheerful canvas for patch graphics
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Chloe took cues from its house codes with laced-up bowling boots
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Elie Saab updated the tall boot with an open toe in earthy green suede. It was a welcome departure from more obvious stilettos and booties.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini At Mugler, designer David Koma paired grommeted looks with high-exposure mesh and metallic stiletto booties
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Junya Watanabe took the decorative legwear trend in a whole other direction, using the shin as a sketchpad. It added “made-you-look” whimsy to tough studded oxfords.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Alexander Wang went the dainty-pump route with a see-through, capped-toe style for Balenciaga. One wishes he would show the same footwear risk-taking in Paris as he does for his eponymous collection in New York.
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Fall Trend: Furry Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini John Galliano’s designs for Maison Margiela included shaggy fur boots
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Dior: Paris Fall 2015
Image Credit: Stéphane Feugere Dior’s patterned latex boots for fall ’15.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Isabel Marant stuck with miiltary-inspired buttoned boots
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Maiyet grounded silk separates with kiltie boots, shown in both cropped and tall versions and featuring gold hardware along the back
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini For his increasingly studied Loewe collections, designer J.W. Anderson featured modish knee-high, trim-cut boots with graphic detailing along the rounded toe
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Stephane Feugere At Lanvin, it was a footwear feast, with everything from reptile drawstring heeled boots to flat riding styles
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Carven’s new design duo, Alexis Martial and Adrien Caillaudaud, centered their first footwear proposition on a seasonless slingback bootie worn with striped socks. The lilac hue matched the show invite, but it also came in snappy prints.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Balmain showed many floor-sweeping, footwear obscuring looks this season, making a flash of orchid suede pumps all the more welcome
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Davide Maestri Manish Arora couldn’t have timed his eccentric neon-laced winter boots for a better time: During the presentation, North America’s Eastern Seaboard was hit with a snowstorm.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Davide Maestri Barbara Bui is known for her sleek boots, which this season came pointed, flat and pull-on for added speed.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Davide Maestri At Paco Rabbane, heritage disc dressing was tempered with glossy black flats.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Davide Maestri Roland Mouret paired all looks with leather ankle boots featuring toe-to-ankle gold zips, quite like the ones that line the back of his whittled dresses.
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Stéphane Feugère Dries Van Noten did mid-calf cylindrical-heel boots in a variety of materials, from metallic leather to brocades
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty At Rochas, designer Alessandro dell’Acqua again experimented with spiky sequins on pumps
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Dominique Maître Patent boots with stark white heels matched the high-shine apparel at Cédric Charlier
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini Christophe Lemaire finished his always sedately elegant collection with ankle-strap ballerinas
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Dominque Maître Mod boots in primary hues cut a clean line at Courrèges
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Giovanni Gionnini What’s the ultimate in minimalist footwear? Bare feet, as seen at Jacquemus
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Paris Women’s RTW, Fall 2015
Image Credit: Stéphane Feugère Anthony Vaccarello worked with Stella Luna again on a very Parisian roundup of stiletto sandals and booties. They came styled with slouched socks and featured outsize emblem embellishments.
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Paris Women’s Fall 2015
Image Credit: Dominque Maître Anne Sofie Madsen paired geometric print pieces with pinkish boots trimmed in chain.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Armani ended Milan fashion week with en pointe twist-tie pumps with cutout detailing at the vamp.
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Milan Women’s Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Dsquared2 showed a top-to-toe ode to Canadiana for the brand’s 20th anniversary show. Stilettos featured beading, fur touches and tassels inspired by mukluks and moccassins of the First Nations people. They were paired with outdoorsy socks, a playful send-up of lumberjack sartorialism.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Dolce & Gabbana decorated a series of platform sandals and pumps with faux blooms for very real rococo romance.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Missoni applied on the the season’s key footwear hues – russet brown – to pointed booties.
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MSGM: Milan Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Images. MSGM experimented with stretch materials in a multitude of brights for over-the-knee boots with graphic heel- and toe-capping
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Marni’s python boots came with purposefully unfinished edges for a raw spin.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Velvet boots added rich texture and an autumnal spin to abbreviated hemlines at Emilio Pucci.
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Fall Trend: Furry Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Fur slide sandals had quirk to spare at Antonio Marras.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Gold foil low boots with buckles at the toe were a flashy finishing touch at Bottega Veneta. It was a refreshing take from the label’s usually sedate footwear statements.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Limiting leopard print to calf hair boots was a wise move at Roberto Cavalli.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Fur two-strap sandals at Blumarine.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Etro was another designer to send out ’70s style tall boots in luggage browns.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Gold platforms on Versace sandals and boots came carved with signature Greek key graphics, also printed on matching hosiery. Consider it the maximalist’s approach to socks and sandals.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Marco de Vincenzo applied jumbo braids for eccentric pillowy heels.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty At Sportmax, crepe soles gave wallaby-style wedges bounce.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini showed slim mid-calf suede boots paired with chiffon dresses.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Moschino saw designer Jeremy Scott reintroduce their high-top sneaker heels, an unabashed ’90s favorite.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Hogan extended their sensible sneaker offering to include bold flatform retro runners.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Blugirl went in a more grown-up direction for fall, pairing menswear tailoring and dustbowl frocks with tri-tone brogues, shown as a traditional flat or with thick stacked heels.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty In a collection inspired by Marilyn Monroe, Max Mara channeled the screen siren’s “men don’t make passes at girls who wear glasses” (and brogues, in this case) persona.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Suede-paneled booties in coordinating ’70s color combos finished looks at Just Cavalli.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Full shapes dominated at Fendi, including plush sheared-fur boots.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Fausto Puglisi likes to err on the side of loud — from wide-leg over-the-knee speed-laced boots in wild zebra to his cranked-volume EDM show soundtrack.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Alberta Ferretti’s tall boots had czarina refinement in velvet-and-suede patchwork with signature intricate embroidery.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty At Gucci, long-haired woolly mammoth loafers might have stolen the show (and blown up Instagram), but there was also a trimmed-down version of the horsebit classic that sprouted a comparatively tame burst of fur.
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Milan Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Stella Jean showed sandals and slip-ons for fall ’15 — styles typically reserved for spring, made into year-round choices with luxe sock styling.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Michael Van Der Ham was on the mark with fall’s trend of sheer hosiery worn with nostalgic shoe shapes, such as this round-toe ankle-strap style in a vintage blue.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Emilio de la Morena worked with Bionda Castana on a sleek version of their popular Nicole pump with signature sinewy strapping.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Christopher Raeburn found a stylish answer to all-weather bundling up: comfy shearling boots with a serrated sole.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Anya Hindmarch created a mid-calf effect by pairing matching socks with pointed suede booties, all the better to let the collection’s municipal graphics pop.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Hunter reworked the Wellington boot, adding contrast gaiters in vivid hues and a wedge heel.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Christopher Kane applied ruffles to many runway footwear styles — from Chelsea boots to pointed pumps to ankle-strap sandals, seen here.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini At Erdem, polo-style boots in collaboration with Nicholas Kirkwood were paired with Hitchcock heroine cocktail frocks, a surprising combo that, while a bit bottom-heavy, was a clever subversion.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini At Burberry, over-the-knee suede boots provided ample canvas for abstract patchworking.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Giles adorned prim pumps with ruffle medallions and plush bows.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Roksanda Ilincic’s loafer-booties by Nicholas Kirkwood were coyly faux-layered with attached stretch suede sockettes.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Rupert Sanderson designed striking booties printed to match patterns in Antonio Berardi’s colorful collection.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Thomas Tait worked with Nicholas Kirkwood for the second season on stretch leather boots with a clear orb heel.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Preen by Thornton Bregazzi’s color-blocked Victorian-style buckled harness boots had a foot in the past and the present.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Sophia Webster toyed with porportion, from extreme lacing and outsize motifs to outlandish costumes and pop-art propping to highlight her signature witty designs.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Mary Katrantzou countered her pepto-pink foam runway with delightfully clompy ankle-strap platforms in velvet. The footwear was again in collaboration with Italian designer Gianvito Rossi.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Backstage at Jonathan Sauders, it was revealed that the designer worked again with Christian Louboutin on corseted stiletto cuissardes.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Topshop Unique featured chain-strap sandals with turn-lock buckle detail, also seen on boot and loafer pumps.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Bionda Castana crafted covetable fringe bootines for Matthew Williamson in a boho palette of lemon, lilac, peacock blue and luggage brown.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini At Temperley, the simple (but perhaps exhausted) affect of the smoking slipper was reinforced by pairing them with ornate ankle-length pieces.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini For the first time, David Koma enlisted fellow London designer Mary Alice Malone of Malone Souliers to create a grouping of graphic T-bar pumps and boot styles.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Straight-cut rubber wader boots, shown at Gareth Pugh’s fall show in collaboration with Meliss, added a touch of playful reality to the designer’s signature dark romance.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Patent leather ankle boots at House of Holland’s fall ’15 show in London.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Flatform water-printed sneakers at Apu Jan’s fall ’15 show in London.
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London Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Velvet bowed loafers at Mother of Pearl’s fall ’15 show in London.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini At Calvin Klein low-heeled strech leather boots reach new heights, scaling the leg to appear endless.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Ralph Lauren exercised his expert juxtaposition muscle, combining casual suede boots with feathered apparel.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannini Proenza Schouler took woven mules in a graphic, yet raw-edged direction.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Michael Kors grounded American luxe looks with lug-soled brogues in a rich brown and cordovan.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Delpozo’s wholly original creations demand equally unique footwear. Thick-heel metallic and velvet pumps did the trick.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty For Peter Copping’s first collection at Oscar de la Renta, house designer Daniel Lawler reworked the staple single-sole pump into a mule style with asymmetrical bows.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Jeremy Scott’s outlandish, amped-up collection was made even more adorable with patent Mary Jane character heels.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Dainty embellished pumps matched Marchesa’s take on Prohibition Era glitz.
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Fall Trend: Furry Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images At Anna Sui, all-weather boots were a playful apres-ski send-up.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Sophie Theallet collaborated with Jean Michel Cazabat for a second season on charming Mary Janes and color block boots.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Animal print and glitter are J.Crew’s bread and butter. This season, they came in the form of ’40s-style sandals.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty At Rodarte, sheer hosiery and platform sandals had a disco swing.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Mettalic ankle-strap pumps capped off fit-and-flare frocks at Lela Rose.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Multi-strap flats added youthful kick at Carolina Herrera.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Varsity-themed footwear took to the field at Tommy Hilfiger. But haven’t we been here before? The designer needs to seek out new themes to stay ahead of the game.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty The mid-calf lace-up bootie was shown in solid leathers and a wild tiger print at 3.1 Phillip Lim.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Mixed-media mules had urbane attitude at Donna Karan.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: John Aquino Chloe Gosselin used fur throughout her poised collection.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: George Chinsee At Thakoon, ankle boots were trimmed in fur.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Steve Eichner Victoria Beckham carried over her chunky footwear message from last season, this time in the form of boots.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Patent loafer booties at Edun.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
At Porsche Design, laced boots reigned in loose trousers.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Island platform brogue heels and ribbed tights had the stamp of scholastic cool at Tracey Reese.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Monk-straps stepped away from their trad roots in bright hues at Rag & Bone.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty High-shine coated shearling booties matched the ’70s mood and louche tailoring at Derek Lam.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Prabal Gurung showed coordinated cap-toe ankle-strap heels in multiple color combos.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty At DVF, ankle-strap dancing heels and sheer point d’espirit hosiery had Helmut Newton-esque seductiveness.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty DKNY embraced normcore’s sensible irony with flatform oxfords and plain white tube socks.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Giulietta’s Sofia Sizzi stuck to her signature curvy heels and retro palette for tall boots in lipstick red.
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Public School – Runway – MADE Fashion Week Fall 2015
At Public School, cropped unisex boots had utilitarian cool.
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NYFW Fall 2015 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty For the first time, Sally Lapointe collaborated with footwear designer Gio Diev on sleek snakeskin mules.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Altuzarra offered an impressive twist on Victorian lace-up boots, with fetishistic appeal from lace, leather and ruffled high collars.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Meet the extreme creeper boot: Alexander Wang sent these clunky buckled clompers down his neo-punk runway.
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Christian Siriano: NYC Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Images Towering fur-adorned mules made an eye-catching statement at Christian Siriano
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Jill Stuart showed curved-heel python booties in tall and cropped heights in ’70s-stlyle browns and caramels.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Misha Nonoo collaborated with ALDO Rise on strappy flats and pumps.
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Fall Trend: Furry Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Images Moroccan mules got the fur treatment at Tibi.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Getty Boots were tall and fringed at Rebecca Minkoff.
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Fall Winter 2015 RTW
Image Credit: George Chinsee Tanya Taylor collaborated with Paul Andrew again this season. The Vogue/CFDA-approved Fashion Funders settled on two shapes: a thick-heel platform and a flatform sandal. Both were winterized with gamine hosiery.
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Kate Spade New York – Presentation – Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2015
Image Credit: Getty Bijoux loafers stood out at Kate Spade.
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Fall Winter 2015 RTW
Image Credit: Thomas Iannaccone Slouchy suede bootines added rumpled nonchalance at Zimmerman.
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Fall Winter 2015 RTW
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Jason Wu tied in classic T-bar pumps with the collection’s trim belting.
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Fall Winter 2015 RTW
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Wes Gordon grounded airy silk chiffon evening wear with lace-up combat boots.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Over-the-knee leather boots at BCBGMAXAZRIA’s fall ’15 show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Over-the-knee leather boots at BCBGMAXAZRIA’s fall ’15 show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Furry ankle boots with exposed backs at BCBGMAXAZRIA’s fall ’15 show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Robert Mitra Pointed metallic flats with tassel details at Coach’s fall ’15 runway show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Robert Mitra Buckled ski-style boots at Coach’s fall ’15 runway show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Robert Mitra Shearling-lined ski boots at Coach’s fall ’15 runway show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Steve Eichner Kanye West's Adidas Yeezy season 1 collection.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Steve Eichner Blush-tone pointed ankle boots at Kanye West’s Adidas Yeezy season 1 collection.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Steve Eichner Tall pointed suede boots at Kanye West’s Adidas Yeezy season 1 collection.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Steve Eichner Rubber and suede lace-up boots at Kanye West’s Adidas Yeezy season 1 collection.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Steve Eichner The 750 Boost style from Kanye West’s Adidas Yeezy season 1 collection.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Thomas Iannaccone Pointed pumps at Tome’s fall ’15 show were a collaboration with Sarah Jessica Parker’s SJP footwear collection.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: Thomas Iannaccone Pointed pumps at Tome’s fall ’15 show.
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NYFW Fall ’15 Shoes
Image Credit: George Chinsee Bionda Castana did suede block-heel sandals for Honor’s fall ’15 show.