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| Coat Veronica Beard via Vermillion, Tank Madewell, Booties Mia, Skinny Jeans Rocket High Rise COH |
Back to the Fall Shopping List! Peep toe booties are everywhere, and I particularly like the more casual, stacked heel versions that are really almost "slingback" in nature. They look sleek from the front, but you get the support of the stack heel in the back. Kinda party in the front, business in the back? The pair I'm wearing above, from Mia, are SO. VERY. COMFORTABLE. I can wear them all day with no qualms or complaining. Even wore them tailgating! I've paired them with everything from shorts and jeans to dresses and they look great. Did I mention they're under $75? I love that they aren't delicate, and the combination of design elements (stacked heel, peep toe, etc.) really let the shoes make the outfit. Wear them with jeans and a sweater and it looks like you tried. A great everyday option. See below for more options!
3. Rag & Bone Wyatt | 4. Vince Addison or try the Faye
UPDATE 9.24.15: try this style from Dolce Vita (or this version in black) over on Shopbop, or this great option from Joe's here and here. I also like the Splendid Janet or the fringey Fume by Belle.
if your favorite is sold out!
UPDATE 9.24.15: try this style from Dolce Vita (or this version in black) over on Shopbop, or this great option from Joe's here and here. I also like the Splendid Janet or the fringey Fume by Belle.
if your favorite is sold out!
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