The Fall 2021 Shoe Trends to Slide Into Now

These super-slouchy boots pack a ton of texture. Pair with a camel knit dress for a pulled-together monochromatic moment.

Shoe royalty Tamara Mellon has dubbed these round-toe slouchy boots as the next covetable throw-on-and-go style from her namesake line.

New York-based It-brand Khaite strikes gold again with this low-heeled boot that has just the right amount of slouch.

I know, I know, an investment white boot? Get your cobbler on speed dial because these will need regular maintenance. However, a pair of Manolos are forever if you take great care of them.

It doesn’t get more classic than a pair of Docs, but we love this version in a refreshing pop of white to wear with autumnal neutral tones.

Pair these with oatmeal slouchy socks and a coordinating sweater and you'll have an instantly fresh fall look.

Light beige canvas softens the look of this pair, but the heavy sole keeps up with the toughness of this trend. 

These platform-height soles are super graphic but also somehow able to go with most things you may already have in your closet, from printed dresses to a short suit. 

These puffy slippers are made from recycled teddy polyester, making the case for a better faux shearling option. 

These are fuzzy but the ballerina shape is narrow so they don't overwhelm the foot.

This funky style from Ugg is also one the greenest shoes the brand has produced: the "fluff" is made from Tencel and the sole is made from renewable sugarcane. 

This chic caramel color in shearling will be a go-to all fall long  to pair with knit dresses and slouchy suiting. 

Since the runway styles just shown won’t hit stores for a minute, maybe these tan Chelseas from Prada will hold you over.

Like all of her accessories, these Stella McCartney platforms are sustainably minded in vegan leather with a rubber sole.

A little nervous to take this trend to serious heights? Try this one that brings silhouette down to Earth, literally. 

These lug sole platforms in soft suede with a contrasting sole make the look a lot lighter in transitioning seasons.