People in London Won't Stop Wearing These 7 Autumn Shoe Trends
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@monikhStyle Notes: '90s pointed toes made a major comeback on the runway this season, and the London fashion crowd are embracing them like no other city. Make like Monikh and get your fix by way of kitten heel boots.
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@nlmarilynStyle Notes: Loafers are a mainstay in many a London wardrobe, and this season is no exception. The biggest difference for 2023? Those in the know are opting for clean loafers with minimal detailing (sans horsebit or chain embellishment).
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@mayadegraeveStyle Notes: Of all the boot trends that will come and go this autumn, in my opinion, moto boots feel the freshest of them all. Structured flat soles, toes that look as if they're lined with steel caps, and a whole load of buckles ensure these are the most directional shoes on the market.
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@styleidealistStyle Notes: I lost count of how many silver shoes I spotted on showgoers during fashion week, and now, I keep seeing them on my favourite London-based influencers too.
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@daniellejinaduStyle Notes: It's not just boots that have been given the buckle treatment this season; every other shoe style you can imagine seems to be adorned with buckles of various sizes right now, and Londoners are lapping them up.
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@_jessicaskyeStyle Notes: It's true, London fashion people won't stop wearing ballet flats. I love how they look with knitted dresses; a transseasonal look that's cropping up across the capital at the moment.
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@smythsistersStyle Notes: Like a trench coat, Chelsea boots feel quintessential to the British aesthetic, and I'm already seeing style types dusting theirs off to finish their autumn outfits.
