Let’s take a look at some of the hot shoe trends for fall. Of course, there will be suede boots, menswear-inspired oxfords and tons of grey, but here are some more of the latest shoe trends for fall.
Stay Nude
The nude and neutral colors that we saw in summer sandals will stick around in fall footwear as well. Look for beige, cream, taupe and other natural colors to blend into your fall wardrobe. These Valentino lace-up boots from Saks Fifth Avenue is a fab example. You can get these booties for $795.. The cutouts seen on these shoes are also very …read more

In case you missed some of the looks from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, here we get a glimpse at fall fashions from some of today’s top designers. Fashion Week commenced in New York on Friday, February 13 and runs through this Friday, February 20.
Charlotte Ronson, sister of Lindsay Lohan’s gal pal Sam Ronson, offered a edgy, rocky-chic collection with lots of black apparel and dark lipstick. Check out the studded boots, from ankle-length to over the knee.

The Barbie show at Fall Fashion Week captured the essence of the iconic doll with 50 models hitting the runways in feminine, flirty, Barbie-like atire. …read more

This boot combines too hot fall trends – fringe and studs. The Gucci Devendra boot features luxurious black suede and a 4-inch high heel.

Fringe is really in this season as we are seeing it in boots, bags and other fashions. These boots have goldtone stud detailing around the top and at the end of the tassles. You can order these fringed boots now from Neiman Marcus for $1,250.
Photo credit: Neiman Marcus

Love ‘Em or Hate ‘Em?
Christian Louboutin’s eccentric styles are oftentimes not for everyone. And that’s the case with these Donjon over-the-knee boots. In a plush black suede with tons of gold studs, these boots are certainly eye-catching if nothing else.
Minus a heel, these flat boots have a Louboutin signature red sole instead. Though I love a lot of Louboutin’s stuff, I can’t stand these boots. They seem like something you should find in a second hand store, not an upscale boutique. I can’t imagine paying $2,350 for them.
What do you think?
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