It's Official: These Are the It Shoes for Fall

by Kristen Nichols

Given that fall is almost here and summer is coming to a close, we’ve been getting glimpses of the emerging It shoes for the season ahead. After extensively reviewing the F/W 19 runways, it’s become apparent that the biggest shoe trends land across the style spectrum. The good news? There is something for everyone, no matter what your personal style is.

Whether you’re a sneakerhead with a thing for streetwear, a fashion girl who is so here for the most forward trend, or someone who wants to invest in polished, classic pieces that will last for years ahead, there is a fall It shoe designed just for you. With the new-season drops already landing in stores, now is the time to add them to your cart before they end up on the sellout list. Ahead, shop the coolest It shoes for fall 2019, and see how they were styled on the runways.

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Getty Images/Bottega Veneta

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Courtesy of Loewe

It's time to part ways with your chunky sneakers and swap them out for throwback styles with retro lines. This sleeker style was spotted on the Loewe runway and is a key trend to invest in.

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Courtesy of The Row

Fall 2019 is stocked with plenty of cool boot trends, including the zip-front, lug-sole style, as seen on the runway at The Row. There, they were styled with everything from ankle-grazing dresses to billowing pants.

Fall 2019 shoe trends: shearling-lined boots

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Courtesy of Celine

Everyone is looking to Celine for fall 2019 with Hedi Slimane's new direction for the brand. One of the most statement-making pieces? The shearling-lined shoes that will no doubt be an It item this fall.

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Getty Images/Rejina Pyo

Witchy, lace-up boots are back again for fall 2019, this time in a variety of styles ranging from the powder blue spotted on the runway at Rejina Pyo to floral versions at Brock.

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Getty Images/Victoria Beckham

Mark my words: Slouchy boots will be a must-own shoe trend for fall. The statement shoe will be seen all over on the street style scene, paired with everything from midi skirts to denim.