Shoes
Shoes
Vacation Shoes: Sandals and Slides
Strappy sandals, woven flats, embellished slides, and every shoe worth packing — the footwear edit for the trip that's already booked and the suitcase that needs to be lighter. The most-searched category every May and the one that sells fastest before summer officially starts.
Floral Pumps
Statement heels covered in florals that add charm to every step. Explore our curated picks that bring a fresh finish to your.
Statement Flats
Flats take center stage with sharp shapes and bold finishes that replace heels entirely. Step into styles built for movement.
The Return of the Clog
The clog left the garden and came back through Chloé, Hermès and a fifty-year-old Birkenstock. This edit sorts the pairs by how they wear: flat footbeds, shearling and open toes, then wooden heels and platforms.
Platform Only
Platform UGGs and chunky winter boots
Designer Heels Made For You
Designer heels you can actually walk in, from kitten heel slingbacks to block heels and a sharp patent pump. A short list for anyone who wants one great pair.
Wooden Clogs: From the Swedish Workshop to the Spring Runway
Wooden clogs move from Swedish practical footwear to the suede-wrapped runway moment, with mules, boots and strapped silhouettes in the edit. I’d make the sole the outfit’s anchor and keep the rest of the line clean.
Basketball Shoes: From a 1917 Coach's Note to the WNBA Signature Era
The sport's shoe starts with a 1917 coach's note and the Converse Non-Skid, and today it runs through WNBA signature pairs, Jordans and retro Chucks. I would wear the light low-tops this October.
Black Loafers: The Norwegian Slip-On That Became a Closet Classic
A 1936 Norwegian farm shoe is the ancestor of every penny, lug-sole and horsebit black loafer here, which may be why the shape still works. Patent, suede and mule versions keep it fresh for fall.
What Shoes to Wear With Jeans: A Hem-First Guide to Flats, Loafers and Boots
What shoes to wear with jeans depends on the cut: this edit pairs ballet flats, loafers, heeled booties, knee boots and slim sneakers with the hem they suit. I would start with where the denim ends and choose the shoe from there.
Designer Shoe Sizing: What the Number Inside Your Shoe Really Measures
This designer shoe sizing edit covers how Italian and French sizes convert to US women's sizes and which loafers, flats, boots, heels and sneakers fit small, true or large. I put each fit note next to the shoe so you can pick your size once.
Birkenstock Boston Clog Dupe: Cork-Footbed Clogs That Share the Look
This Birkenstock Boston clog dupe edit gathers suede, leather, shearling and platform clogs, plus two-strap cork footbed sandals, from other labels. I read the original's 1976 history first so I know which details are worth looking for.
The Polished Penny Loafer: Glossy, Red and Lug-Sole Styles
This edit gathers glossy penny loafers in black patent, red, lug soles and platforms. I picked pairs with a clean keeper, a polished upper and a sole with presence.
Valentino Rockstud Dupe: Studded Slingbacks, Flats and Sandals With a Punk Streak
This Valentino Rockstud dupe edit rounds up studded slingbacks, kitten heels, flats and sandals from other labels that share the pyramid-stud look. I would reach for a pointed slingback first and keep everything else in the outfit calm.
Ugg Tasman Dupe: Braided Suede Slippers That Share the Look
This Ugg Tasman dupe edit gathers look-alike suede slippers, clogs, slides and moccasins with braided collars, shearling or wool linings and soles for outdoor wear. I would pick the pair by its lining and sole first, then by its collar.
Rothy's Dupe: Washable Knit Flats, Mary Janes and Loafers to Try
This Rothy's dupe edit gathers knit pointed flats, Mary Janes, square-toe flats, loafers and sneakers from other labels that share the soft, seamless look. I started with the story of the 2016 original and what to check so a look-alike feels right.
Louboutin So Kate Dupe: The Pointed Stiletto, Drawn for Kate Moss
This Louboutin So Kate dupe edit gathers look-alike pointed stiletto pumps with a low-cut vamp and a slim heel, from black patent to crystal slingbacks. I wrote it for anyone who loves the shape and wants it from another label.
Shoes for Wide Feet: The Shop Gadget Behind the Letters on the Box
Our edit of shoes for wide feet covers flats, sneakers, ankle boots, block heels and slip-ons offered in wide widths. I explain what the width letters mean and how I would fit each pair.
What to Wear to an Art Opening
An art opening calls for dressing with a point of view rather than following a strict code. The strongest approach mixes a strong outer layer and tactile separates with grounded shoes, then adds one striking piece of jewelry near the face. This edit leans on both directional labels and quieter basics to build that look.
Ferragamo: Autumn/Winter 2026: A Dialogue Between Past and Present
Ferragamo's Autumn/Winter 2026 collection returns to the 1920s, the decade of the house's founding, and reads it through workwear and sailor uniforms rather than costume. Maximilian Davis is showing now because that era's loosened conventions offer a way to talk about identity and etiquette shifting after dark, a theme he ties to his own family history. This edit follows the ready-to-wear and the shoes that carry that tension between discipline and fluid movement.
Low Heel Edit
Heels I Can Stand In All Night
The Special Occasion Selects
Event dressing and our selects
Affordable Shoes Edit
Affordable shoes are not the shoes you apologize for wearing. They are the shoes that solve a real problem at a price that leaves room for the rest of the outfit. I look first at the shape of the sole, the point where the shoe bends, and whether the upper has any reason to stay o
Burgundy, Suede and Cream
Three colors that make a fall wardrobe feel finished: burgundy, brown suede and cream. Here is how I would wear each one, from a head-to-toe burgundy outfit to the suede and cream pieces that ground it.