We found fur embellishments in a myriad of shoe collections this season, from designers like Christian Siriano, BCBG and Derek Lam. But we took a particular liking to these spicy blue stilettos by Monique Lhuillier. Both playful and boudoir-inspired, these would be perfect to wear on a (third) date.
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Garden Whimsy
Delpozo's collection this season was fairy tale-esque from tip to toe, thanks to cartoonish silhouettes and Crayola color schemes. We instantly fell in love with these floral embellished ankle-strap heels, which strike us as a tongue-in-cheek take on the Wizard of Oz.
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Little Black Slingback
One of the most wearable pairs of evening shoes we saw at NYFW was this dainty set of slingbacks by Kate Spade NY. Business in the front, but party in the back, the design features a simple black color scheme with a silver metallic heel, giving these covetable shoes a trendy, unexpected touch.
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Trending Futuristic
Speaking of silver and metallic, Nicole Miller went all out this season with this pair of textured, pointy-toe pumps. Her collection was riddled with ripped tights matched with futuristic cutout heels, which created a fierce, almost post-apocalyptic aesthetic that we are loving.
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Strike Gold
Metallic accents were a big shoe theme at fashion week. But one of our favorite examples by far was this Art Deco pump by footwear designer Paul Andrew, who used gold triangular details to create a contemporary sense of glamour.
The stars of the catwalk at New York Fashion Week are typically gowns, gowns and more over-the-top gowns. But this year, we could not keep our eyes up from the floor. That's right -- this season's runway had us dreaming of the gorgeous, heart-stopping fashion pieces that you don't even have to look like a model to pull it off. We're talking shoes, of course. Our favorite shoe trends from fashion week this season spanned metallic heels, fur-flecked stilettos, sassy menswear-inspired flats and more. Here, 12 fashion week shoes that kept things stunning from the ankle down.
