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Moschino is taking punky steps forward this fall, thanks to its brand-new high heels.
The Italian luxury brand’s new womenswear footwear lineup — notably the last by former creative director Jeremy Scott, whose successor David Renne was announced this week — includes a revamp of the classic leather pumps. The label’s $1,095 style features smooth black calfskin uppers with triangular toes and rounded counters, though they’re far from subtle; instead, these pumps are coated in glitzy mixed crystals.
The style’s sparkling floral accents are arranged throughout the shoe’s uppers, mixing a variety of shapes and colors to create a glamorous statement. One toe features a large blue gemstone encircled with silver crystals, while the other features a crystal daisy with a yellow center and alternating pink and silver petals.
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Along the shoe’s sides and uppers, jewels are similarly arranged in floral shapes to create a burst of colorful sparkle, complete with hues including green, pink, blue and orange. Aside from its glamorous accents, the pair’s sleekest statement comes from its heels. Kicking standard stilettos to the curb, the style features 3.93-inch metallic gold heels with a squiggled shape, adding a sculptural edge to the glittering pair.
Moschino’s fall 2023 womenswear collection includes a variety of eclectic shoes. The brand’s latest lineup features an array of pointed-toe and platform pumps, thick-soled sandals, ballet flats and heeled boots in hues of black, brown and dark red. Far from traditional, however, these styles are given Scott’s signature Moschino whimsy with details including metal spikes, wingtip perforations and gold “Moschino” lettering charms, leaning into the line’s rebellious punk themes.
You can discover Moschino’s full fall 2023 collection now on the brand’s website.
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