Looking for the women's top fall shoe trends for 2010? Look no further, as this article highlights some of the latest styles and top trends in women's shoes for autumn.
If you'd like a look at all the top boot and shoe trends for the whole family, be sure to check out the complete guide to Fall Shoes for 2010.
If you'd like a look at all the top boot and shoe trends for the whole family, be sure to check out the complete guide to Fall Shoes for 2010.
Women's Short Boots and Ankle Boots
Stuart Weitzman 'Buck Rogers' Image: Zappos.com
Fall 2010 Trend: Open-Toed Booties
BCBGeneration 'Malina' Image: Endless.com
Women's Clogs and Mules for Fall 2010
Vince Camuto 'Christies' Image: Zappos.com
Western Boots for Fall
Frye 'Harness 15R' Image: Zappos.com
Fall 2010 Shoe Trend: Oxford Shoes for Women
Joan and David 'Rivka' Image: Endless.com
Menswear-inspired shoes are back again this Fall, but unlike the high heels we were seeing a couple of years back, this season's styles are mostly flats -- great news for those among us who aren't enjoying the sky-high heel trend.
Perfect for pairing with jeans, suits and pants, there are two ways to go with masculine shoes such as these: 1) you can pair them with a totally masculine outfit, and glam out on the hair and make-up, or 2) you can wear them with jeans and something totally feminine like a ruffled blouse or shimmery tank. I've even seen some women wearing flat oxfords with skirts and dresses, although that's not a look I can personally condone just yet.
Perfect for pairing with jeans, suits and pants, there are two ways to go with masculine shoes such as these: 1) you can pair them with a totally masculine outfit, and glam out on the hair and make-up, or 2) you can wear them with jeans and something totally feminine like a ruffled blouse or shimmery tank. I've even seen some women wearing flat oxfords with skirts and dresses, although that's not a look I can personally condone just yet.
Giddy-up all you cowgirls and cowgirl wannabes, this year western-inspired footwear is back in a big way, and cowboy boots can be had in heights ranging from booties to over-the-knee styles.
If, like me, you're not much of a rodeo type, then you'll be thrilled to know that boots with edgy, rocker accents are running a close second to western styles, and some I've seen have actually managed to encompass both vibes. Of course, you can pair these styles with skirts if you choose, but my favorite way to wear either kind is with a pair of well-worn jeans.
If, like me, you're not much of a rodeo type, then you'll be thrilled to know that boots with edgy, rocker accents are running a close second to western styles, and some I've seen have actually managed to encompass both vibes. Of course, you can pair these styles with skirts if you choose, but my favorite way to wear either kind is with a pair of well-worn jeans.
Clogs and mules have finally made their return after several years on the back burner, and I have to say I'm pretty excited to see them again. Now, I have to clarify that in this case, I'm referring to higher-heeled fashion clogs, and not the kind of clogs that food and health professionals wear for comfort.
Clogs and mules are easy to slip into, comfortable to wear, and a great way to dress up your favorite pair of jeans.
Clogs and mules are easy to slip into, comfortable to wear, and a great way to dress up your favorite pair of jeans.
Open-toed booties and boots will be back again for another round, and I know I'm not alone in wishing that wasn't the case. Unlike a lot of women though, I don't think this is a particularly illogical idea, I just don't find most of these styles all that flattering. Of course, there are some exceptions, and I'd never want to see fashion become so conservative that designers weren't willing to take these kinds of chances.
Having said all of that, I know a lot of you adore these open-toed styles, and for you, I'm happy as can be -- that's why I've included several open-toed styles in my top picks for Fall.
Having said all of that, I know a lot of you adore these open-toed styles, and for you, I'm happy as can be -- that's why I've included several open-toed styles in my top picks for Fall.
Yes, over-the-knee boots will be back again this Fall, but this year we'll also be seeing a bit of a backlash to that trend via an abundance of short and ankle boots. Flats and low heels are really making headlines, but never fear heel-lovers, there's plenty ofplatforms and stilettos as well.
The best thing about a trend like this is that it doesn't really matter what your style is, there is an ankle or short boot to suit just about every woman -- the real trick is in choosing the most flattering pair for your outfit and body shape.
The best thing about a trend like this is that it doesn't really matter what your style is, there is an ankle or short boot to suit just about every woman -- the real trick is in choosing the most flattering pair for your outfit and body shape.
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