Sam Edelman Gets Cozy with Puffed Ozie Boots for Fall 2023
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Sam Edelman is getting cozy for fall 2023, thanks to his latest boot style.
The designer’s new fall 2023 collection features a wide array of boots for the upcoming fall and winter months, including the comfort-focused Ozie. This $140 style includes a round-toed silhouette, complete with technical fabric quilted in wide panels to create a whimsical puffed texture.
For added coziness, the Ozie features soft, fuzzy shearling lining that folds into trim above its upper shafts. The style is practically completed with ridged rubber outsoles, while its midsoles include smooth, paneled rubber topped by leather paneling and a sweet scalloped trim.
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For added versatility, Edelman’s Ozie style comes in three neutral-oriented colorways. One iteration features a monochrome black color palette, while another leans into fall-ready tones with warm tan uppers, brown accents and cream shearling. The shoe’s final colorway features deep olive green uppers, accented by dark brown soles and leather trim; tan shearling completes the set with a tri-toned finish.
Sam Edelman’s fall 2023 collection features a wide array of boots, pumps, sandals and flats, elevated by trending details ranging from embellished buckles to smooth velvet, swirling paisley pattens and mirrored textures. All are cast in a versatile color palette for the new season, featuring hues of black, brown, red and green, as well as a variety of shiny silver and gold tones.
You can discover Sam Edelman’s fall collection on his website.
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