M&S Just Perfected 5 Chic Runway Shoe Trends—These Styles Will Sell Out This Autumn
When it comes to high-street shopping, Marks and Spencer is always one step ahead (quite literally). This autumn, its shoe offering is inspired by the season's biggest trends, straight from the runways.
As a stylist, I'm often asked where I shop for a particular category, and no matter the item in question, recently, my answer is always the same: Marks and Spencer. Because, as we've all noticed—and it's impossible not to with the brand's runway shows in Ibiza, Silverstone and soon, London Fashion Week—the high-street hero has had a real glow-up.
Vanessa wearing top-to-toe M&S.
Once considered slightly "dated", the womenswear section now effortlessly ticks off all key seasonal trends, but I'm most interested in the new-season shoes right now. It'll soon be time to pack away my beloved flip-flops (sob), so I'm pre-empting the cooler weather and starting to consider what to wear on my feet. As expected, M&S already has autumn footwear covered, and expertly so. Whether it's sleek loafers, luxe suede flats, comfy clogs or low-heel boots that'll see you all the way through to winter, these are the five autumn shoe trends at M&S that'll sell out so fast, it's best to get them now.
1. Suede Flats
High-vamp flats are one of my favourite microtrends right now.
2. Clogs
3. Retro Sneakers
The "unexpected red theory" still stands, so add these to any simple look.
4. Demi-Heel Boots
5. Luxe Loafers
Harriet Davey is a freelance fashion editor who has been part of Who What Wear's extended team since 2017. She previously worked in print at Look magazine and has since worked across print, digital and social for many other titles, including British Vogue, Stylist, Grazia, Refinery29 and Marie Claire. Also a stylist, Harriet has had the pleasure of producing cover shoots and editorials along with commercial shoots for brands including Boux Avenue, Watches of Switzerland, Benefit Cosmetics and Revolution. To add to this, Harriet also works in live TV styling for ITV’s This Morning.