In case you've been wondering what Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi would wear for a perfect fall day in NYC, we now know. The It couple was just spotted in the city, with Elordi in a hoodie and Jenner in a men's field jacket from The Row and a draped leopard-print scarf (a combination I, for one, will be copying). The rest of Jenner's outfit also included a noteworthy combination that I wanted to put on your radar.

You can't talk about winter 2026 (and 2027) denim trends without naming flared and bootcut jeans at the top of the list. Jenner chose a vintage-inspired blue denim pair for the couple's outing, and if you want to look as cool as she does in flared jeans, skip the trendy flats and heels and go with an anti-trend pair of flat boots like Jenner's. Hers were a simple leather pair with a low stacked heel (as flat boots often have). They're no-frills—just simple and cool, which is exactly how you could describe Jenner's style. Keep scrolling to shop the look and similar boots to wear with your flared jeans.

Kendall Jenner's and Jacob Elordi's Fall Outfits

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The temperature has seriously dropped here in the UK, and suddenly, the easy pull-on cotton trousers I lived in all of last month feel out of place for the weather. And this can only mean one thing: it’s time to fully unpack my jeans collection for the winter season ahead. And with this comes an urge for new denim outfit ideas that will keep me looking fresh and elevated for 2026. Well, luckily for me, the chicest celebs are already wearing their bootcut jeans with the specific boots trend that it girls will be copying all season. And no, it’s not the stiletto or block-heeled iterations you might initially be thinking of.

Last week, I spotted Lila Moss wearing a pair of bootcut jeans with black cone-heel boots, finishing off the look with a simple white tee, grey scarf and sunglasses. And this outfit formula has majorly inspired both my off-duty and office wardrobe for the upcoming winter season. Bootcut jeans are of course a forever flattering denim silhouette to opt for, but the cone boots are what really take Lila’s look to the next level.

Easy to throw on, comfortable, and not to mention an exceptionally simple way to add some interest to an otherwise basic outfit, the cone heel feels unexpected and particularly considered, but also manages to stay well within the comfort zone of a pared-back dresser like myself. I’ve personally always loved the sculptural edge that cone heel boots can bring to an outfit, not to mention that I find the rounded base miles more comfortable than your typical stiletto heel.

And the best part? This cool combo can be worn in any denim wash and boot colour or finish of your liking. I’ll personally be wearing Lila’s classic blue jeans and black boots with a neutral cashmere knit for casual days out, but switching these up for a darker denim wash, a playful animal-print iteration of the boot and a satin blouse for an evening out with friends. The styling possibilities are truly endless.

So if you too are ready to fully embrace denim season, but want a shoe style just a tad more elevated to dress them up, keep scrolling, as below I’ve rounded up the best bootcut jeans and cone heel boots to get Lila’s look at home. Happy shopping!

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It's officially that time of year. All fashion people know that November is like the shopping Super Bowl. It's the perfect time to update your wardrobe for the upcoming seasons and to grab gifts for everyone on your list. If you want to avoid the frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, then it's your lucky day. Nordstrom has launched a range of early black friday deals. Yes, you read that correctly. This means you don't have to wait until the month's end to score deep discounts on the most amazing finds.

After digging through hundreds of these amazing early Black Friday deals, I noticed so many top-tier basics and staples currently marked down. I hand-picked some of the best basics deals and highlighted them for you ahead. Whether you're in the mood for a luxe new Cashmere sweater or the perfect fall boots, there's something for just about everyone. Keep scrolling to shop Nordstrom basics deals today.

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If you're considering adding a new pair of shoes to your winter rotation, I'd love to put forward an alternative to ankle boots this time around. Inspiring my argument, I spotted Amal Clooney stepping out this week, swapping the usual ankle-boot pairing for much more elegant over-the-knee boots worn with tights and a minidress.

Creating one sleek, uninterrupted line from thigh to toe, Amal's combination brought cohesion to her outfit, whilst making her bright white minidress feel genuinely winter-ready. Meanwhile, the extended silhouette of the boots added extra coverage without compromising on the elegance of a shorter hemline.

I know many of us naturally default to ankle boots once winter arrives, but I really don't see why we should limit ourselves. Over-the-knee boots offer a chic way to extend some of our favourite warm-weather pieces into the colder months. Paired with opaque tights, they provide an extra layer of warmth while making miniskirts and shorter dresses feel much more seasonally appropriate.

Timeless, elegant and surprisingly easy to emulate, Amal's outfit has me reconsidering my usual winter footwear. Read on to shop the over-the-knee boots I'd recommend below.

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It's officially time to break out my faux-fur accessories. By that, I mean my Apparis Pillbox Hat. I picked it up last winter, and I've been looking forward to styling it all year. Now, I'm looking for a faux-fur coat or leather jacket to go with it. Cue Revolve's new arrivals.

Sticking to a strict budget of $300, I've rounded up only the richest and chicest faux-fur, leather, and suede pieces. Think under $150 high-collar leather jackets, It girl-coded croc-embossed skirts, fur-trimmed gloves, and adorable suede matching sets.

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Seasons come and go, but wardrobe staples? They're meant to last forever. Case in point: our favorite leather moto boots. They're the last thing we put into storage come spring, and the first to return to the lineup on the first day of sweater weather. They work with everything—not just jeans—and Emma Chamberlain made the case for pairing fashion's favorite footwear with an unexpected winter silhouette: an A-line wool midi skirt.

The multi-hyphenate Gen Z influencer and Stuart Weitzman ambassador was recently spotted in New York City with Tennessee-based musician Eden Joel, who is rumored to be her new boyfriend. Dressed for the season in black and shades of gray, the duo's understated fall style is worth replicating, particularly Emma's charcoal-colored skirt and knee-high biker boots.

As temperatures continue to drop, we've rounded up an assortment of black moto boots and gray skirts to mix and match as we head into the holiday season. It's an unexpectedly chic outfit formula that, if Chamberlain's past style has shown us, will keep trending well into 2027.

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Winter has arrived, and suddenly we’re welcoming back its perennial staples, from sleek outerwear to soft cashmere. Alongside them, boots have returned as the go-to footwear choice to take on the intermittent weather in style. This year, I’m finally ready to invest in a great pair of boots, and after consulting the stylish people I know, they all said I need to start with Aeyde.

Berlin-based footwear brand Aeyde burst onto the scene in 2015 with a clear vision to create enduring, minimalist footwear which could go the distance. Naturally, it fast became an insider favourite for those looking to invest in footwear that would outlast moving trends, was innately elegant and put emphasis on quality construction. In the years since, we’ve watched as celebrities and fashion people have embraced Aeyde’s best styles in their capsule wardrobes, from beloved ballet flats to striking heels. Now, with boot season upon us, stylish people across the globe are once again polishing off their boots for the cooler days.

Take a peek at the brand’s collection, and you’ll probably find yourself hovering over the elegant boots. Aeyde has checked off every classic style in its refined collection, from knee-high boots with a mid-heel to refined western styles. The common thread between each of the styles is a minimalist edge. Clean lines make the silhouettes timeless, ready to be styled with everything from smart tailoring to relaxed denim. With such a timeless design and unfussy detailing, these are boots that will hold their own in your wardrobe for years to come, ready to be styled with everything from workwear attire to off-duty dresses. If you’re ready to invest in your winter boots, scroll on to explore the best Aeyde boots for winter 2026.

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As a shopping editor, I spend countless hours tracking seasonal trends, browsing retail releases, and attending fashion previews. I love a unique find just as much as the next fashion person, but sometimes, making sure you have a solid collection of basics is the best thing you can do for your wardrobe. Since fall is here and winter is around the corner, I decided to highlight a few must-have basics for fall and winter and where exactly to buy them.

Yes, you read that correctly. I'm taking the guesswork out of shopping for cold-weather basics today, from everyday jeans you'll wear on repeat to fall boots made for walking and so much more. I've got you covered. Keep scrolling to add amazing basics to your wardrobe.

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Best Jeans for Fall

Jeans just make sense for the cooler weather. Dark washes tend to be the go-to for these months, but you can't go wrong with a classic medium-blue pair.

Best Sweaters for Fall

With sweater weather in full swing, a solid knitwear collection is a necessity. Cashmere and wool reign supreme, and V-necks are on-trend again.

Best Jackets for Fall

You can't go wrong with the fashion person–loved oversize bomber, but there are other styles to be on the lookout for this season. Funnel-neck jackets are having a huge moment, and a cape silhouette offers an elegant look.

Best Boots for Fall

While I'm partial to tall boots, you can find a few ankle-length options that look chic and elevated. Brown and black leather and suede styles are the perfect go-tos.

It's that time of year. Boot season has officially arrived. While we can keep our loafers and ballet flats out for a bit longer, it's really all about boots from now until March. And as much fun as trends can be, I've learned that classic boots are the backbone of a refined wardrobe. Whether you're searching for leather or suede, ankle or knee-high, a classic fall boot is the way to go.

I scanned the top retailers looking for elevated, timeless boots and saved 31 noteworthy options, from investment styles to affordable finds. We're hitting all the classics with this list—think leather riding boots, suede Chelsea styles, sleek knee-high silhouettes, and pointed-toe ankle boots. Each of these picks is polished, versatile, and chic, so I know this is a list people with classic taste will love. Scroll on for the best boots from Shopbop, Nordstrom, and Zara.

It was during one of my recent wardrobe clear-outs that I noticed the evolution in my shoe roster. Where once I would collect miscellaneous heels of varying heights, colours and finishes, I've been spending the last couple of years focusing on comfortable flats that I can run around in. The truth is, though, some styles get a bad rep and are written off as uncomfortable before we've even tried on more than one pair, and a case in point (no pun intended) is the pointed-toe boot.

With their sleek silhouette and leg-lengthening appeal, pointed toe boots were the kind of '90s wardrobe staple that dressed up everything from everyday denim to more considered evening looks. But as heels began to fall out of favour after the rise of the ballet flat and loafer, so too did this sculptural style. And granted, whilst pointed-toe boots can come in all heel heights, there was something about the exaggerated silhouette that told everyone that the wearer took their outfit very seriously, something that throw-on-and-go minimalists baulked at the very thought of. That is, until now.

With fashion fully in its dressed-up era, the pointed toe brings a sharper, more confident edge to everyday dressing. Trainers, loafers, and leather slip-ons will always have their place in a well-curated wardrobe, but a pointed-toe boot draws and holds the eye rather than hiding in the background, perhaps why the fashion set is readopting the angular finish for autumn/winter 2026.

Just think of the boot's versatility after all—black leather pointed-toe boots with straight-leg jeans, suede boots with relaxed leather trousers and a tailored blazer or a knee-high boot styled with a knitted midi dress? The options are endless. But if you're still not convinced that a pointed toe could work for you, keep scrolling to see six outfits that may well change your mind.

1. Leopard-Print Pointed Boots + Jeans + Faux-Fur Coat

Style Notes: In full preparation for freezing temperatures and icy winds, you'll always find a fluffy faux-fur coat in my wardrobe for bundling up against the cold. Great news then: Elsa Hosk (pictured above) has an outfit idea for making cuddly coats feel even cooler: by teaming them with easy denim and a statement animal-print boot, probably the only style strong enough to hold its own against such an eye-catching coat. Talk about taking a walk on the wild side...

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2. Suede Pointed Boots + Trench Coat + Dark Denim

Style Notes: You don't have to be subversive to show you have fashion credentials, and Anouk's classic ensemble of a thick trench, dark jeans and suede boots is a masterclass in how to style up staples. Everyone I know owns a trench coat, and for good reason. Whether you're in the office or on the go, throwing on a longline coat always looks impossibly stylish, especially when paired with a great pair of suede boots that come at an affordable price but always look expensive.

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3. Leather Pointed Boots + Leather Skirt + Colour-Pop Turtleneck

Style Notes: Looking for an outfit that really celebrates the season? See Coco's turtleneck and leather skirt. No, I don't just mean the colours (although this is a fabulous take on 50 shades of pumpkin spice); the choice of a high-neck jumper, maxi skirt and tall boots is all kinds of practical when the temperature eventually drops. It's also a good reminder that pointed-toe boots don't need to be spindly stilettos when there are plenty of tougher, more substantial heels on the market, so you don't have to worry about buying extra insoles.

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4. Patent Pointed Ankle Boots + Trench Coat + Jeans

Style Notes: Just like Anouk, Marilyn knows the power of a good trench coat. What I love most about this outfit, though, is how she has elevated a tonal, matte outfit into something really special by swapping classic leather for a high-gloss, patent pair. If you've got a pair of boots this good, you're going to want to show them off, and whether you wear them with jeans or swap for a midi skirt or cigarette trousers, this "business on the top, party on the bottom" look is a low-maintenance, high-impact wonder.

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5. Pointed Knee-High Boots + Jumper + Long Skirt + Leather Jacket

Style Notes: Knits are coming into their own this season, and a midi- or maxi-length tailored skirt feels like the elegant way to elevate wool, but particularly with a sleek knee-high boot. Ready to go from day to night at a moment's notice, Leia's black-and-grey look is screenshotted in my Saved folder for days cold enough to require knits and leather, but mild enough to get away with a skirt and not having to rely on tucked-in jeans.

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6. Pointed Logo Boots + Funnel-Neck Jacket + Shorts

Style Notes: Looking for a bolder way to make the most of boots? You've probably got a couple of weeks left to risk a bare leg à la Emili Sindlev, so lean into a maximalist boot trend so attention-grabbing that the boots could be considered the entire outfit. Logomania isn't dead; it's just rebranding, and rather than head-to-toe styling, let a tonal palette be the base that allows a standout boot to do its job. There's something delightfully noughties about this whole ensemble, and who doesn't love a little tongue-in-cheek throwback?

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Whenever I'm in SoHo, I seek refuge in the Spring Street J.Crew. It's my heaven in the chaos of crowds. This visit, I was keen to try on all the shoe offerings. You might know J.Crew for its coats, but my friends know too well how I feel about this, and I believe J.Crew's shoe-and-accessory department is overlooked. More than ever, it needs your attention. The new arrivals and late-fall additions all deserve a spot in your shoe rotation.

I spent two hours in-store styling flats, boots, and loafers. But in the end, only one pair came home: the Bea Ballet Flats in Eel-Embossed Leather, $198. Read on to see why and shop J.Crew's slept-on shoe collection.

Scroll on to shop the Bea Ballet Flats, plus the three other chic J.Crew shoes I tried on. Spoiler: After ballet flats, my attention goes straight to boots and loafers. So consider yourself warned.

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Bea Ballet Flats, $178

It shouldn't be a surprise that the Bea Ballet Flats came home with me. I have a weakness for chic ballet flats that are as comfortable as they are stylish. Since buying them, I've worn them more times than I can count. With little to no break-in period, these wine-colored, eel-embossed flats look great with light-wash jeans or wide-leg trousers. I highly recommend.

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Western Ankle Boots, $298

ICYMI, fashion has been leaning a bit Western lately. I've spotted countless denim-on-denim looks and statement belt buckles. If you're contemplating participating, try out these Western ankle boots. Yes they look cool, but what's better, they're comfortable too.

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Winona Penny Loafers, $198

No J.Crew shoe try-on is complete without a preppy penny loafer. This timeless footwear comes in Italian spazzolato leather, cementing its spot on the winter shoe rack as a classic choice. You'd be smart to pair it with straight-leg jeans and a button-down, topped with a Chiara Wool Overcoat, of course.

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Carolyn Boots, $298

In my editor's opinion, these boots are made to be worn with jeans. Bootcut jeans, to be specific. The stacked heel adds just the right amount of height while remaining comfortable to maneuver. The rounded toe is sure to wear well once snow hits the NYC streets.

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Lauren Chan is a Who What Wear editor in residence, model, former award-winning fashion editor, and founder of Henning, a luxury plus-size clothing label.

I think we can agree that there's been a noticeable shift away from size inclusivity recently. Whatever the underlying reason, be it the trend of shrinking celebrity bodies or a global turn toward conservative politics, the result is nonetheless the same: Size-inclusive product offerings are dwindling everywhere we look.

One thing that won't wane, however, is my personal mission to champion the companies ever committed to size diversity—so much so that I am in my second year as Naturalizer's global inclusivity ambassador. Since I've been working with the brand, it has launched the Contoured Calf program, which offers boots in four widths: narrow (13–15 inches), medium (15–17 inches), wide (17–19 inches), and extra wide (19–21 inches).

Alongside its followers, I saw the brand's marketing initiatives—Contoured Calf in-store installations at Nordstrom and Macy's; campaigns from influencers, including Essie Golden, Alissa Wilson, CeCe Olisa, Raeann Langas, and Kristina Zias; and New York Fashion Week events, such as a live recording of the Confident Collective podcast and an Eloquii runway show. What I didn't see and what I'm most interested in? All the effort it took to bring these products to life.

Like any good reporter, I wanted to peel back the curtain, bring transparency into the process, and, of course, commend the brand for its authentic commitment to inclusion. With that, I sat down with Natelle Baddeley, chief design and product officer at Naturalizer. (TL;DR: If brands listen to their customers, pour into product development, and test and market well, inclusion is—no shocker here—incredibly good for business.) Read our conversation here.

When and how did you realize that expanded calf sizes were an issue that Naturalizer should take on?

Naturalizer has offered wide-calf boot shafts for 30 years, but by listening to consumers—primarily through product reviews—we saw many women still couldn't find a shaft that fit, so we went back to research and development. While we already had the best fit and expanded choice of widths in the market, our data analytics and research projects indicated our consumers demanded more [size options], more silhouette options, more fashion, more color and material choice. She also told us what was important to her on fit. This led us down the path to enhance the form and shape of our leg contours, updating to today's modern proportions.

How did you start the expansion process?

We were very clear on what we were solving for: better fit with no gapping, for more women with greater aesthetic-trend accuracy. As a brand who is serious about inclusive fit, you are always looking for consumer friction points. Using the resources of Cal Lab, we reviewed [data] mining, fit clinics, and measurement testing; we committed resources and talent specific to this project. Utilizing 500 women to set new standards for calf measurements, we made new molds based on the four new fit standards, and we applied them against one test style, Kalina, to make sure we got it right. Then we brought that to market. Kalina was a pilot launch to observe response and validate the concept before rolling out.

What did you learn from that pilot?

That we needed to add another calf width. The extra-wide calf came quickly after pilot launch and sold out in fall 2024. During the development of our fall 2025 collection, we launched another study to continue perfecting our boot fit. Using digital-scanning technology, we scanned the legs of more than 100 women to develop the perfect tall-boot fit. Fall of 2025 offered the most expansive collection of Contoured Calf boots we've ever made, including the cult favorite Emily and new trend materials like leopard on our best-selling Deesha tall boot.

How have those styles been performing over the past year?

We've seen double-digit year-over-year increases in our tall-boot category, with more sales coming from wide and extra-wide calf than medium [standard] calf. And social media engagement, which has been highly focused on the inclusive fit of our boots, has increased 18%. Reviews have poured in with consumers thanking Naturalizer for creating boots that actual zip up and fit more women.

Can you share some of the customer reviews you are most proud of reading?

"It's so tough to find boots that are so incredibly comfortable and trendy. Love them! I got the wide and wide calf, as my feet have grown since having my daughter, and I can't wait to wear them out."

"This boot is my unicorn. I have been in search of this boot for at least five years. The perfect pointed toe for dressing up and down and the perfect heel height for walking large corporate campuses. Last but not least, a calf circumference that accommodates my large calf."

All-in, how long did it take to get the Contoured Calf program up and running?

From discovery [of the issue] to Kalina hitting the market was 18 months. It took six months to develop and sample the new shaft widths and another six months to validate the standards in-market with Kalina. We continue investing: This past year, we partnered with WashU to 3D-scan 100+ [more] legs to deepen our understanding of foot and leg measurements and how they correlate.

Let's get into the nitty-gritty. Once you had all the data, tell me about transforming it into patterns for narrow, wide, and extra-wide sizes.

Narrow shafts require less contour. Wide and extra-wide require more contour while maintaining smaller ankle measurements because calf size doesn't strongly correlate with foot and ankle size. Through the more recent studies conducted, we learned that placement of volume and offsets of volume on the leg differ typically from width to width. This is why we don't just grade up or down—like the industry standard. It has to be through a three-dimensional lens to attain that perfect contoured fit she expects from Naturalizer.

Can you share any of the specific design adjustments made to accommodate more calf options?

Yes, we considered many design factors when developing our extended-calf styles. On many of our tall-shaft boots, we built a hidden gore—essentially concealed elastic—at the top of the shaft near the zipper, which adds comfort and ease of motion to our designs. In some styles, we use our Secret Stretch construction, where that gore is built into and hidden by the side seam, allowing for the same consumer benefits. For Contoured Calf specifically, we engineered a dart into the pattern itself to reduce gapping along the calf and at the topline for a glove-like fit. Materials haven't been a limiting factor for us. We never want our extended-calf styles to be limited by materials, so we invest in developing and producing styles like the Deesha, Emily, and Fletcher in many fashion colorways, including faux crocodile and snake leathers, leopard suedes, and more across our expanded calf widths.

This doesn't sound like a simple feat. What issues did you face along the way?

We had to physically create new "last" calf forms in [the new] targeted dimensions—the base that all of our patternmaking builds on—since nothing like it existed for this range before. Getting the shaft to actually work was its own challenge: refining the pattern engineering so the shape was both functionally correct and cosmetically appealing. Because that work happens at the factory level, it took hands-on, on-site collaboration [at our factories around the world] with our teams there to work through it.

Sample-making and fit accuracy took real trial and error—dialing in the right application of zippers, stretch panels, and shaft contouring until we landed on the fit we wanted. And we didn't consider it done at approval. Our quality assurance team monitored initial production with daily fittings at the factories, and our brand team personally assessed the first boots off the line before anything shipped to make sure execution matched intent.

In my experience, you can develop a perfect product, but it can still fall short of expectations at market or over time. Were the boots wear-tested by real people?

Whenever we introduce a new width or sizing parameter, we don't just rely on our internal team [for wear testing]. We partner with outside testing resources to make sure the fit performs as intended. Heeluxe handles functional performance testing and fit validation, and Mesh01 conducts wear testing. Together, they give us an objective third-party check on our standards before a style goes to market.

Speaking of your global supply chain, how many areas of the company did this impact? And in how many countries?

Most impacted are product development, costing/finance, sourcing/production, IT, marketing, and demand planning. Current boot production spans China, Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, and Cambodia.

How significantly does this kind of commitment impact your production costs?

Making four widths absolutely adds complexity and cost. There are four times more cutting dies, slower productivity, and higher material usage. Inventory planning is more complex: What was one PID [or SKU] becomes four PIDs split by shaft width. We invested in a lot of molds and even created new molds for the part of the final process, wherein the boots get stretched and heated a little for polishing before they get packed—which means the boots come out of the box looking sleek and shapely, not flat and folded.

Beyond product, how is the brand committed to inclusivity?

Casting: Campaigns represent a spectrum of age, ethnicity, and body type reflective of real women. Creators and partners: collaborations with platforms and people who hold themselves accountable to inclusive action, from creators to production crews. Partnerships: alignments with like-minded brands such as Universal Standard and Eloquii and podcasters [from] Confident Collective, who share the ambition to build a fashion system that includes more women.

If you had to estimate the cost for this innovation, what would it be?

Impossible to quantify. We see it as showing up for our brand promise, for women and the reason we exist. The idea that size and style should have to be at odds is an antiquated way of thinking and not the solution women deserve. That makes the investment one we look at over years, not seasons. For any brand that chooses to be committed to inclusivity of size, it has to be all in or not at all—and we are all in.

Do you consider this program a success? How is success being measured?

Our size-inclusive offering is at the core of who we are as a brand, and we measure success in a lot of ways. We see significant consumer loyalty and engagement with our extended sizes and widths, especially because we offer them in fashion-forward, trending materials and colors. Because the extended-size and -width consumer is underserved in the market, our inclusive offering has also become a real discovery driver for the brand, particularly through social media and word of mouth. We consistently gain new customers this way, and structurally, this isn't a niche part of our business. More than 50% of our sales on Naturalizer.com come from extended sizes, shoe widths, and calf widths.

Inclusion is good for business, period. Lastly, how can customers share their feedback with the company?

We love hearing from our customers. That feedback loop is a real input into how we refine our fit and expand our offering. It's not just a formality. Anyone can call our customer service team at 1-888-294-1648 or send us a message through our online contact form. You can also message us directly through any of our social channels: @naturalizer.

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As a shoe-obsessed fashion editor, I love staying on top of the latest shoe trends and styles from season to season. I also keep an eye out for classic and timeless shoes that stand the test of time. At this point in the season, I've been honing in on boots for obvious reasons and ballet flats—the shoe trend of 2026. Both styles are easy to pair with my jeans and corduroys that I'm wearing on repeat right now, along with '90s slip skirts, miniskirts, knit dresses… The list goes on.

Boots and ballet flats work with practically everything in your wardrobe, which is why they're a great investment. I've been on the hunt for new boots and ballerinas to add to my collection, and after going down a retailer rabbit hole, I saved incredibly chic styles that I want to share with you today. Whether you lean into more classic silhouettes or you're having fun with color, there's a little something for every style and budget.

Keep scrolling for the best boots and ballet flats to get your hands on this fall.

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As a shopping editor, I spend hours every week digging through thousands of products online to find the best items just for you. With the new season officially in full swing, I've been looking for on-trend, affordable shoes for fall that can be dressed up or down easily. Recently, I stumbled upon a couple of footwear styles that fit the bill. Enter the Olivia Pumps and the Elara Kitten-Heel Tall Boots from Open Edit.

Both styles are sleek with a modest kitten heel and an appealing pointed-toe silhouette. They also come in a few different fall-friendly colorways. The best part? Both styles are under $100. If you've been on the hunt for stylish fall boots and easy kitten-heeled pumps that don't break the bank, these styles might be the perfect picks for you. Keep scrolling to shop the Olivia Pump, Elara Boots, and other fall fashion picks from Nordstrom.

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