The reigning texture of the fall 2025 season, suede takes center stage in the form of chic knee-high boots.
Twenty-one years after it captured our hearts and eyes, the legendary silhouette is back—but only for a limited time.
From traditional styles to modern iterations, clogs have made a resurgence, making them the go-to shoe this fall.
Ferragamo’s new campaign celebrates the enduring elegance of the Vara Bow through a cast of women, including Paloma Elsesser and Bianca Balti.
Discover how your favorite designers embrace nostalgia with the revival of the classic '70s running shoes.
Sculpture meets innovation in Paul Andrew’s first collection for Sergio Rossi, where a carbon fiber wedge and deadstock-driven collaborations redefine modern luxury.
Your favorite playground shoe just got a designer glow-up—and it’s dominating summer wardrobes.
Kitten heels are chicer than ever. From mesh styles to moody hues, here's why this micro heel is having its biggest moment yet this summer.
You won't regret pairing this season's must-have accessories—think sculptural black-and-white bags and sleek linear jewelry—with your trusted wardrobe classics.
The capsule marks the first time the brands work together, and the aesthetic is uniquely theirs.
The best ballet flats to buy aren't the classic ones you grew up with. Shop the trendy styles, each with a bit of edge.
On the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1 Low, Nike and Swarovski collaborated on a glitzy, thousand-dollar reimagining of the shoe.
The luxury footwear label celebrates three decades of standout designs with a reissue capsule collection—and a nod to Sex and the City.
See the new crystal-covered Crocs, with retail prices starting at $300, and how to snag a pair.
With rich textures and a ‘90s vibe, these shoes and bags are worthy of taking up space.
Love them or hate them, but clogs are officially back.
The luxury brand's new shoe stars in the Summer 2025 campaign, as worn by global ambassador Mads Mikkelsen.
The brand opend a ritzy retail location in Miami's Design District and launched capsule with it. CEO Kristina Blahnik talks why Manolo Blahnik chose to expand in the 305.
The celebrity-loved shoe first debuted in February. It's now dropping in a bold colorway for spring, dubbed "University Red."
See-through and clear heels have been all over the runway, but the style is polarizing: Some love it, some hat it. See where it's trending, and shop 12 editor-approved pairs.
