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What Shoes to Buy this Season

What's a better way to make an impact than wearing a new pair of statement shoes. And like every season I try to limit my want/need shoes list to three or four pairs, but that's of course always impossible when you're surrounded with mouthwatering selection of shoes to choose from! Boots, platforms, pumps, stilettos…oh my! Here are some suggestions to transform your look in one spectacular step for fall with this very brief edit of wonder heels which I spotted during my recent trip to London.

Let's start with this Fendi mixed media Oxford ankle boot, I can't get over how beautiful the details are on the wooden heel. You can pair the boots with slightly flared pants, pencil skirt, or a pair or cropped pants. Don't worry about the rest, these boots are made for walking flaunting. You can find similar ones here.

Nicholas Kirkwood For Peter Pilotto Printed Satin Pumps... need I say more? You can find one of the styles here.

And of course another Nicholas Kirkwood creation for Erdem, the tweed boots with the coolest structured heels.

After seeing these Rupert Sanderson guns and roses embroidered wedge boots, I kind of regret buying my Isabel Marant cowboy boots. These look so much cooler!

While shopping around Selfridges I came across this new shoes brand called SW1, so I did some research and found out that's its a new line by Stuart Weitzman created under the creative direction of Spanish designer Alvaro Gonzalez, who previously worked with Valentino and Jimmy Choo. I loved them and unfortunately the photo here really does not do the shoes any justice, especially the marble-like or mother-of-pearl details on the heels. But you can get a better and a closer look here.

Prada's lace-up perfection in the photo above and a jeweled slippers (shown below) to glam up your casual chic denim looks... heart!




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