Trendy footwear for Fall–Winter 2025 — key styles you should know

Fashion tends to repeat itself, but this time with an unexpected twist. Iconic shoe models from past years are making a comeback, now in a modern interpretation — stylish, comfortable, and highly striking.

Woman&Home highlighted which footwear pieces are worth adding to your wardrobe right now.

Shoes that will be on trend this fall and winter

Cowboy Chic

Cowboy and western boots are back in fashion. Previously, they seemed bulky and heavy for everyday wear, but now designers make them refined: soft suede, smooth leather, comfortable heels. They pair well with wide-leg jeans, midi skirts, and even sweater dresses.

Bright sneakers

Classic white sneakers take a back seat. Now the trend is all about color, prints, and unexpected details — glittery inserts, metallic elements, and rich shades like raspberry, emerald, or cobalt. Such footwear instantly refreshes any outfit, even on gloomy days.

Clogs

These comfortable shoes remain popular but with a fresh twist: platforms, heels, and decorative details such as studs or wooden soles. Clogs pair well with flared jeans, office suits, and light dresses.

Animal print

Leopard, cow spots, and snakeskin imitation — these patterns are hard to take your eyes off. Such footwear becomes the main focal point of an outfit and can be worn with solid-colored clothes or combined with other prints for a bold experiment.

Elegant loafers

The most versatile everyday footwear. Classic, platformed, or in a minimalist style — they pair equally well with business suits, jeans, and dresses.

Fall and winter 2025 are all about experimentation: textures, prints, and iconic models with a fresh twist. Invest in two pairs: versatile ones — loafers or cowboy boots, and statement pieces — bright sneakers or animal-print shoes. These will help you create a stylish and modern wardrobe.

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