6 Shoe Trends We Can't Wait to Take for a Spin This Fall

Leopard is so hot right now. If you’re not ready to go all in with a dress or coat, a chic pair of shoes is a great way to dip your toe—literally—into the trend.

Get the look: Sam Edelman ($170); Marc Fisher LTD ($200); Rag & Bone ($475)

Giant, chunky sneaks have been going strong for a while, and they’re not going anywhere this fall. Comfier—and way more supportive—than heels, they’re very fashion-y but don’t take themselves too seriously. (As in, you wear them knowing and accepting that they’re kind of ugly.)

Get the look: Zara ($70); Puma ($100); Jeffrey Campbell ($145)

Giddyup. Contrary to popular belief, this cowboy-inspired trend doesn’t only look amazing with Canadian tuxedos—it’s actually super stylish and modern with super-feminine pieces like a swingy, pink dress.

Get the look: Ariat ($150); Frye ($298); Tibi ($795)

Speaking of feminine pieces, expect to see a lot of bows this fall. Similar to how we’d style Western boots, we love the idea of pairing bow-laden flats or heels with more masculine pieces like trousers and oversize coats.

Get the look: Louise et Cie ($130); Tory Burch ($258); Gucci ($595)

This ‘70s-inspired silhouette is the epitome of cool. Slip them on over skinny jeans or pair them with a skirt or dress that shows off just a sliver of leg.

Get the look: Matisse ($185); Splendid ($229); Joie ($398)

Where fashion meets function, these boots will get you through the ravages of fall and winter weather without sacrificing anything, style-wise. Wear them with cropped or rolled pants to show them off in all their glory.

Get the look: MIA ($80); Dr. Martens ($140); 3.1 Phillip Lim ($595)