Are Pants No Longer Leading Shoe Choices?
How today’s anything-goes era is impacting footwear.
How today’s anything-goes era is impacting footwear.
Spoiler: The Frye Campus Boot is back in a big way.
Fashion from the early 2010s has been slowly creeping back into the spotlight, thanks to the shortened trend cycles (10-15 years) of our fast-paced climate.
Height, sparkle, and some unexpected returns from the 2010s.
This TikTok trend is creating a lot of buzz (good and bad) across the internet.
Harkening back to wilder times, to-the-knee boots beget conservative apparel some serious sex appeal.
Nautical-inspired footwear is sailing the high seas for Spring ’14 with primary colors and campy maritime motifs. Brazil-based Mel interpreted classic Breton stripes as ropes on chunky wedge silhouettes. Similarly Jon Josef added a resort vibe to smoking slippers with anchor embroideries. For a more classic take on the nautical trend, brands like Johnston & Murphy and Dr. Scholl’s mixed in bold stripes and washed chambray.
Jeffrey Campbell’s multi-zipper open-toe wedge boot offers a fresh take on this fall’s ubiquitous hard-edged rock ‘n’ roller look. The sleek silhouette plus piled-on accoutrements make this shoe a true traffic-stopper—one we’d rock season after season, song after song.
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