Black Loafers Will Never Not Be In Fashion—These Are My All-Time Favourites
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A slim-fitting moccasin with gold hardware. It's a great introduction into wearing loafers.
If typical loafers aren't your thing, you may enjoy COS's scrunched offerings inspired by 1930s penny loafers.
Comfy, chic and will go with just about everything in your wardrobe.
Boden's statement snaffle loafer is crafted from responsible sourced leather.
When looking for affordable basics head to M&S (who are renown for their classic footwear). This season, they've treated us to yet another suave (albeit chunkier) offering.
You only have to look at the photos to see how supple these loafers are.
This style could quite easily compare to its designer counterpart and it's such a reasonable price-point.
Look no further than Reformation if you're seeking mid-price high quality footwear.
A squared-off toe lends a jaunty feel as compared to the typical rounded styles.
This style includes a collapsible back feature, so it can be worn one of two ways.
A.EMERY's down-to-earth iteration is one for people who are less fond of platform soles.
The sharp square toe and raw edges make this pair stand out from traditional styles.
If you like men's style loafers, refer to Sebago's androgynous designs.
You needn't worry how to style these. Pair these chunky sole loafers with just about anything—from jeans to dresses.
It's all in the small details—like the glossy leather and the brand's monogram stamped at the back.
I don't often come across whipstitched loafers but they're certainly fashion-forward.
The loafer that started it all, just as popular years on.
This season's update to Gucci's cult Horsebit loafer. This time it comes with a low heel and an interlocking G leather strap.