These days, it's started to feel like shoes—even those of the high-priced, designer variety—go in and out of style quicker than you can blink. The trend cycle is moving faster and faster every season, making it increasingly difficult to decode which pairs are timeless and worthy of investing in and which are better off skipping. As someone who shops for a living, I run into this roadblock often, so much so that I've come up with a foolproof solution. Simply put, your best bet is to only invest in designer shoes with lasting appeal and the receipts to prove it. When I started to think about which pairs fit that description, one name, in particular, came to mind immediately: Maysale.

Manolo Blahnik's most famous shoes were designed in 1991 when Isaac Mizrahi requested kitten-heel mules with a "pilgrim buckle" from the Spanish footwear designer for an upcoming show. For over 20 years, the Maysale, with its many iterations and colourways, has been a tried-and-true favourite among the celebrity set thanks to its comfortable design and timeless aesthetic appeal. The original mules with a 50-millimetre heel and soft suede exterior are especially lauded, with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley recently sharing ways to style her tan pair in multiple Instagram posts and Hailey Bieber choosing an on-trend red version for a Rhode press event in New York City last summer. Moda Operandi's Lauren Santo Domingo, Laura Harrier, Rosalía, Riley Keough, and, most importantly, Mary-Kate Olsen, have all been spotted in the mules. The Row's designer wore Bieber's same red pair for an event way back in 2019.

Over the years, the Maysale product line has expanded, moving into bridal (think satin and crystal detailing), exploring various heel heights and closures, and even becoming flats. The latter venture, which is available in both a mule and closed-back option, is seeing a specific spike right now as demand for non-heeled footwear skyrockets. In one of her recent viral TikToks, supermodel Jasmine Tookes pulled off her black pair of Maysale mules mid-video to call out how "obsessed" she is with them, and if you've seen any of her posts, you know very well just how chic her recommendations are.

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On Hailey Bieber: Marc Jacobs dress; Manolo Blahnik Maysale Mules; Ferragamo Wanda East-West Bag

On Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: The Row jeans and Sofia Mini Leather Shoulder Bag; Saint Laurent sunglasses; Manolo Blahnik Maysale 70mm Buckle Suede Mules

On Jasmine Tookes: Hermès bag; Manolo Blahnik Maysale Buckled Suede Point-Toe Flats

On Sophie Turner: AllSaints coat; Louis Vuitton ring; Manolo Blahnik Maysale 70MM Buckle Suede Mules

On Mary-Kate Olsen: Manolo Blahnik Maysale Mules

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You might be glad (or sad) to hear that Cyber Month is coming to an end. Black Friday has been and gone now, but for those of you who have stuck it out and left your shopping to these last few days, you're about to be rewarded. It is, of course, Cyber Monday time, and in a lot of cases the discounts are better than ever. In this year's sales you might be on the lookout for the best homeware deals, or the best clothing deals; perhaps you need a chic new coat, or to upgrade your winter staples from the high street. Me? I'm shopping for Christmas gifts, and, yep, you guessed it—shoes. 

What can I say? I'm a shoe girl! There's nothing quite like the rush of unboxing a new pair of shoes, especially when you really, really love them and can't wait to wear them again and again. Whether it's a fresh pair of dependable black boots, or the sparkliest heels—a great pair of shoes can transform your whole season's wardrobe. I don't know about you, but since I only ever have a handful of really great pairs on rotation, I tend to get the most cost per wear out of my footwear too. So, when an opportunity like Cyber Monday comes along to invest in some shoe styles that I know I'm going to wear to death, for a lot less, I relish it. 

Below, I've rounded up the very best Cyber Monday shoe deals for you to shop now. From the best trainer deals, to the best boots. There's plenty of ridiculously pretty heels on sale that would send Carrie Bradshaw into a frenzy, and will set you up perfectly for the party season ahead. And if you're more of a flats girl, I've found deals on loafers, ballet flats and even some sneaky discounts on cosy UGGs that are actually in stock. You're welcome! Scroll on down to shop.

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From Margot Robbie to Marie Antoinette—well, at least that’s the case in Sofia Coppola’s dreamy cinematic universe—every fashion icon throughout history has owned a pair of Manolo Blahniks.

However, for a label so ubiquitous that the mere muttering of the Spanish designer's name conveys a sensation of opulence and taste, credit must be rightfully given to Sarah Jessica Parker and legendary costume designer Patricia Fields for making the luxury brand a household sensation through their work in Sex And The City.

As noteworthy as the relationships Carrie Bradshaw chronicled in her fictional column, the beloved character’s relationship with the shoes spanned six seasons of a TV series, two films and a subsequent spin-off.

In fact, many of her most iconic moments from the franchise either had the lovelorn writer sporting a pair of its trademark candy-coloured designs or prompted her stickiest situations. See: A frenetic and slightly tipsy shriek over a pair of patent Mary Janes that she calls an “urban shoe myth” while in the VOGUE fashion cupboard, fighting with a friend over their request to go shoeless leaves her Manolos to be stolen at a baby shower and being robbed at gunpoint over the strappy gold style she’s wearing.

It’s this kind of cultural magnitude that has cemented them as an item lusted over by every elegant dresser. Almost like a rite of passage, many fashionable people that I count as friends have made a pilgrimage to the brand’s Burlington Arcade to nab a style, while others I know have alerts set up on their favourite online stores to be notified as soon as a new collection drops.

For me, my first and only pair was purchased by chance in a rushed shopping spree through Osaka’s hip shopping district, Orange Street. I had only half an hour before I had to depart for the airport, and in that time, I managed to find a pair of almost brand-new white leather pumps with decorative blue suede scallop piping hiding at the back of this palatial vintage store. Thanks to Japan’s culture of cleanliness and an incredibly favourable exchange rate, I managed to snag them for a mere £50. (A price Carrie Bradshaw would certainly approve of.)

But with an illustrious career that spans five decades, it’s not hard to mythologise a brand that’s become so synonymous with sophistication. It’s the shoes that Princess Diana paired with her revenge dress and Bianca Jagger wore while riding a horse into Studio 54, after all!

So, whether you’re a first-time shopper or a shoe connoisseur, I’ve taken it upon myself to round up the most iconic silhouettes that every style insider should know. (And hopefully own one day.) Scroll on ahead for the best Manolo Blahnik shoes.

The 6 Best Manolo Blahnik Shoes to Invest In

1. Maysale

Style Notes: What began as an exclusive shoe designed for Isaac Mizrahi's spring/summer 1991 runway collection has blossomed into Manolo Blahnik’s signature creations. The buckle was derived from the shoes, flouncy ruffles and taut collars worn by pilgrims who colonised the United States of America in the early 17th Century. However, the look couldn’t be further from the puritanical dress codes it derived its shape from, with the shoe swiftly becoming a favourite of rebellious sartorialists like Madonna and Lisa Evangelista soon after its inception. (Less The Crucible and more The Craft.) Now, it’s seen on everyone from Hailey Bieber to the Olsen Twins.

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2. Carolyne

Style Notes: Deriving its name from two iconic Carolynes— socialite and artist Carolyne Roehm and late Calvin Klein publicist Carolyn Bessette Kennedy—it’s fitting that the shoe has since become a staple worn by every iteration of It girl imaginable. With a low, comfortable and slightly fluted heel, a flexible slingback shape and a refined pointed toe shape, this shoe is the kind of thing that you can fling on casually with denim jeans or an ethereal dress, only to find whatever you’ve paired with it is made more beautiful, just as Gracie Abrams and Riley Keough have proven here.

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3. Callasli

Style Notes: One of the most sensual designs in Manolo Blahnik’s oeuvre, the Callasli is an open-toe sandal that features crossover straps and a stiletto high heel before cascading into a beautiful slingback shape that caresses the very top of the ankle. Evoking a sense of Tom Ford for Gucci-era sexiness and glamour associated with Italian silver screen starlets like Sophia Loren, this is a shoe made for movement. As the designer said himself: “It's light, it gives a lot of leg, and it's barely there!”

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4. Hangisi

Style Notes: Sofia Coppola’s 2006 adaptation of Marie Antoinette’s life wasn’t the only time Manolo Blahnik came face to face with Parisian ostentatiousness and aristocracy. In fact, the vibrant and jewel-encrusted Hangisi, which some may recognise as Carrie Bradshaw’s wedding shoes, took inspiration from another member of France’s high court, Josephine Bonaparte. The former Empress was known to adore a pump with a decorative buckle, as was the contemporary fashion, and nearly two centuries after her death in 1814, Blahnik paid homage to her by debuting the shoe in his Spring 2008 collection. Each shoe is made with 144 Swarovski crystals, a bold act that might’ve sent his muse to the guillotine, but certainly a fitting homage to the extravagance synonymous with the era.

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5. Leva

Style Notes: Bringing things firmly into the 21st Century is the lace-up Leva style. With a slim strap that weaves and wraps up around the ankle, this sexy shoe is the perfect accompaniment to any glitzy mini or piece of party wear. Slightly bratty but still made with the expert Italian craftsmanship the brand is renowned for, expect these to be a Saturday night staple.

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6. BB Pumps

Style Notes: Drawing inspiration from another jet-setting tastemaker, the BB shoe is a classic court pump named after Brigitte Bardot. A hallmark of French New Wave cinema and the ultimate blonde bombshell, the timeless shape pays homage to the effortless elegance of the actress and her Saint Tropez cohort.

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Why Are Manolo Blahnik Shoes So Iconic?

Manolo Blahnik shoes are not only iconic, but amongst the best in the business, because of their craftsmanship, elegance, excellent designs and celebrity followers.

While Christian Louboutin has it red bottoms and Jimmy Choo has its glistening embellishments, Manolo Blahnik takes a more subtle approach to shoes with charming sophistication and ethereal femininity tantamount to everything he creates, whether it be a pair of strawberry macaron pink velvet strappy sandals reminiscent of the ones her created for the aforementioned biopic or marigold suede pumps with fringing inspired by opulent furnishings and fixtures found in 18th-century Austrian palaces and the palettes of the romantic art movement.

The brand was founded in 1970 after Blahnik set up shop in a quaint Chelsea studio and has been a pioneer of whimsicality and refinement ever since, 55 years later.

What Celebrities Wear Manolo Blahnik Shoes?

The starry celebrities who wear like Manolo Blahnik shoes read like the guest list to the most prestigious events in the fashion industry: Princess Diana, Rihanna, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Kate Moss, Sarah Jessica Parker, Elle Fanning, Selena Gomez, Hailey Bieber, Jennifer Aniston, Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter... Need I go on?

How Much Were Manolo Blahniks in the '90s?

Given the fact that Manolo Blahnik shoes were so prolific in the '90s, it has spurred a lot of first-time luxury shoppers and curious style lovers who were born after the new millennium to wonder just how the shoes became so widespread in the decade. Of course, when we also have the historical archive that is Sex And The City, including an episode where Carrie Bradshaw realises she's gone into debt after buying one too many pairs, there are a lot of first-hand accounts that tell us how much Manolo Blahnik shoes actually were in the '90s.

Back in the '90s, a pair of Manolo Blahnik shoes would've cost you £400. Today, styles begin at £650, which is not a steep increase considering the amount they would've cost thirty years ago would now actually retail over £950 if you factor in an average inflation of 2.5% each year. (And yes, I did the math so you don't have to.)

While I, of course, bagged mine for such a steal, the box-fresh price isn't that outrageous when you consider how staggering other high-end goods have become. Plus, there are a ton of vintage options in circulation on leading resale platforms and through second-hand stores, so you can always find a pair that might still boast the '90s price tag.

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Carrie Bradshaw is nothing if not a fashion devotee. After all, she is the character who once said she would sometimes buy Vogue instead of dinner because she felt it "fed her more." And while I would by no means advocate for that sort of behaviour, you do have to admire her passion for the cause.

From the original Sex and the City series to the movies and new season on the horizon, Bradshaw's wardrobe has long been a hotly debated topic of conversation. Between the eclectic styling, OTT accessories and sheer number of Manolo Blahniks, there's always been a lot to discuss.

However, while we could spend hours debating the best SATC looks of all time or dissecting in great detail the true meaning behind Bradshaw's latest outfits, today, we're here to recount her penchant for recycling from her own wardrobe.

Over the last few months, SATC fans have been offered glimpses into the filming of the new series, And Just Like That, and of course, all anyone can talk about is the fashion. 

It's been refreshing to see that in 2021, Bradshaw has delved into her own archives to rediscover key pieces she's worn before. Thus far, we've spotted several accessories on set that look quite familiar, including the black studded belt she wore several times in the original movie and the famed blue Manolos she wore to wed Big.

Bradshaw knows it's chic to repeat. Keep scrolling to see how she is rewearing her favourite accessories in 2021.

1. The Studded Belt

We were introduced to this studded belt by Streets Ahead in the very first scene of the first Sex and the City movie, and it's been a pretty regular fixture on Bradshaw's waist ever since. She wore the item several times throughout that initial film, and Sarah Jessica Parker has recently been spotted wearing the belt again on the set of And Just Like That paired alongside a fuchsia midi dress.

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2. The Blue Manolo Blahniks

Anyone who has seen the first film will remember these iconic shoes. They are the heels Big used to propose with, after all, and Bradshaw subsequently wore the pair to marry him at City Hall. Of course, the memorable Manolos are back for 2021, as the shoes have been spotted on Sarah Jessica Parker on the set of And Just Like That.

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3. The Flower Brooch

Keen-eyed SATC fans noticed this flower brooch looked somewhat familiar, and the women behind the Instagram account @everyoutfitonsatc managed to narrow it down. Bradshaw first wore this brooch in season three, episode two alongside her forever-favourite fur coat. For 2021, the accessory has been elevated somewhat, now appearing on the lapel of a very chic oversized white blazer.

Bradshaw clearly has a liking for floral accessories, as the character wore a similar lavender flower brooch in the original series alongside a white tank, pink trousers and Dior Saddle bag.

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4. The Fur Coat

While we have yet to see this Carrie classic on the set of And Just Like That, it is worth a mention simply for the sheer number of times Bradshaw has worn it already. This coat was a staple in the early seasons of SATC and reappeared in the first movie (when Bradshaw left the house on New Year's Eve in a snowstorm, no less). I'd almost put money on the fact this coat will be back again at some point. Watch this space. 

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If you're the type of person who considers blowing it all on a new pair of shoes come payday, you're not alone. Who could forget the immortal words of icon Bette Midler when she said, "I firmly believe that with the right footwear, one can rule the world"? That's reason enough to invest in a pair of special shoes. They'll help you feel that much more confident when getting ready in the morning.

With that in mind, shoe lovers, this is a guide for you. Settle down for 10 minutes of required reading. Below, we're giving you our comprehensive list of designer shoes from the big names we've loved for decades (ahem, Manolo) to the new brands making our feet look more fashionable. Keep scrolling to see and shop the best designer shoes making a real impact this year.

1. Manolo Blahnik

When Carrie Bradshaw was mugged in New York in an episode of Sex and the City, she famously said, "Please, sir. You can take my Fendi baguette, you can take my ring and watch, but you can't take my Manolo Blahniks." We don't blame her. Manolos are arguably the most beautiful shoes in the world.

2. Aquazzura

Shoe lovers won't need to be introduced to Aquazzura—this brand has an A-list following and is Meghan Markle's go-to label. Markle wore these for her engagement photograph and with her second wedding dress by Stella McCartney.

3. PIFERI 

Inspired by architectural and sculptural shoe shapes, founder Alfredo Piferi launched his eponymous shoe line after celebrated stints at Valentino, Versace and Jimmy Choo (some of the best credentials in the business). And just when you thought the brand couldn't get better, all of the shoes are vegan and sustainably produced, so you can shop, wear and enjoy them guilt-free.

4. Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta had a revival last year, which you may have seen on Instagram. Although you might have seen the bags on the street style set, the shoes are perhaps the most covetable items from the new collection, and anybody who is anybody will have a pair of these soon. 

5. Neous

If you've seen a pair of sculptural shoes in a street style image, chances are they're by cult label Neous. And if this shoe brand only had one thing going for it, it would be the wearable heel height. Goodbye, party feet.

6. By Far

Instagram-famous brand BY FAR creates shoes around the £300 price point, and it's largely to thank for the square-toed sandal trend. Don't miss out on its great boots this autumn, though. 

7. 10TH FLOOR 

Inspired by women who aren't afraid to take risks, 10th Floor's statement shoes are designed with standing out in mind. The label was founded in 2020 by former fashion buyer and shoe designer, so you can expect expressive shoes that are works of art.

8. Tabitha Simmons

Tabitha Simmons launched her label back in 2009 and is loved for her feminine colours and silhouettes. Alexa Chung is a big fan of her elegant ballet flats, the easy way to do French-girl styling. 

9. Gianvito Rossi

Son of Italian designer Sergio Rossi, Gianvito Rossi launched his own shoe label in 2006 and has become one of the most beloved names in the industry. There are over 60 steps involved in making a pair of Gianvitos, so you know the final product is a finely crafted labour of love. 

10. Roger Vivier

Parisian label Roger Vivier has been creating dream shoes since 1937 and is one of the most esteemed names in the industry. Even the Queen has worn Viviers, a testament to each pair's regal finish. 

11. Dorateymur

London Fashion Week brand Dorateymur is another relative newcomer, and it's beloved for its celebrity-approved ankle boots and loafers with statement buckle detailing.

12. Maryam Nassir Zadeh

Maryam Nassir Zadeh is another name that exploded on Instagram and certainly lives up to the hype—the colourful pumps, plastic mules and leather boots are worthy of every single Instagram Like.

13. Alexandre Birman

Alexandre Birman is our go-to for romantic wedding sandals, and the bow-adorned Clarita sandals come in several heights and colours, meaning there's a pair for every single dress.

14. Malone Souliers

British brand Malone Souliers is another London Fashion Week favourite, and it's our go-to for bold heels. You can spot the Maureen heels on the red carpet at least once a week on the likes of Jennifer Lawrence and Olivia Palermo.

15. Jimmy Choo

It's an oldie but a goodie. Jimmy Choo has always been the obvious go-to for event dressing, but we can't not give them credit for creating the most perfect knee-high boot of the 2020s: the Karter.

16. Amina Muaddi

Newcomer Amina Muaddi has set the standard for glamorous party shoes that stand out from the crowd. With feathers and crystals galore, these shoes are guaranteed to make you feel special. 

17. PARIS TEXAS 

Founded in 2015 by Annamaria Brivio, Paris Texas is inspired by the modern international woman who embodies the Parisian spirit of stylish sophistication and the Texan fun attitude. Signatures include eccentric details, head-turning colours, and feminine silhouettes that will upgrade any outfit.

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What do Meghan Markle, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Victoria Beckham, Rihanna, a host of the globe’s leading influencers and every fashion girl under the sun all have in common? Some may literally have the world at their feet, but all of them are as keen on wearing the same shoes from the same designer as the next.

How so? Well, despite those celebrities and bloggers having endless options of what to wear—with designers willing to give, loan, and in some cases even pay them to wear pieces—and likely generous shopping budgets on top of that, these women share a proclivity for one shoe brand in particular. And if you haven’t guessed yet, the name in question is none other than the iconic Manolo Blahnik.

There are countless popular shoe designers and brands out there, and we cover them all the time. But this case is especially interesting because it’s not often that you have royals, mega-bloggers, models, world-renowned performers and more all wearing the same brand regularly (and on repeat) for at least a few decades in a row. In other words, the Manolo Blahnik wearer doesn’t fit in one style type, demographic, or box, but a deeper dive into some of the choices within the brand does help to paint a bigger picture of why it’s so popular across the board.

From classic pumps that are fit for a princess to on-trend PVC sandals that rival the trendiest of versions, it’s the comprehensive umbrella of styles (all of which are perfected to a T and made to the highest quality) that make it the It girl’s choice time and again. To get a better idea of what I mean, simply continue on.

Rihanna

Back in 2014, Rihanna stuck strictly to the iconic two-strap Chaos sandals but has since branched out to other styles such as the PVC Scolto (also a frequent choice of Kim Kardashian West) and even collaborated with the brand on her own collection.

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Aimee Song

Ever since Aimee Song posted about receiving these as a gift from her boyfriend, we’ve spotted her wearing them countless times, proving they’re not just pretty to look at, but they’re also surprisingly versatile.

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Victoria Beckham

We’ll let the fact that the designer of a world-renowned label (and original fashion girl) considers the BB style as her go-to speak for itself.

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Giorgia Tordini

The street style star turned designer (whom we just happened to recently feature in our Spring Issue) is a regular wearer of the brand, and true to her style, she tends to opt for classic pieces that still make a statement—a tactic that many other Italian girls also make. As seen above, her choice of an embellished slingback is right for today’s glitzy shoe penchant but will likely also never go out of style.

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

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The Estro, one of the brand’s newer styles, has already gained the approval of Kim Kardashian West, her pal Chrissy Teigen along with Miranda Kerr. They’re perfect for wearing with a dress or jeans (and lengthening your legs in the meantime) or under trousers, as seen on Rosie.

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Evangelie Smyrniotaki 

As one of the more editorially inclined content creators in the Instagram fashion set, Evangelie, also known by her handle @styleheroine, unsurprisingly opts for one of the brand’s most trend-forward PVC styles.

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Emily Ratajkowski 

Emily Ratajkowski, or as we like to call her, Emrata, demonstrates just why statement accessories are so necessary for girls who love wearing jeans.

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Meghan Markle

Much like VB, Meghan Markle is an avid proponent of the classic BB. Unlike Beckham, however, Markle has strictly opted for neutral shades thus far, likely due to the nature of her duties. Navy, nude and the above-pictured black are currently in her rotation.

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Shini Park

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These are mules every blogger and influencer has been buying since early last year. The Maysale continues to sell like crazy and now keeps coming back into stock in a variety of colours.

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Caroline Daur

As another member of the "million followers and up" club, Caroline Daur too could have her pick of all the shoes in the world, but (much like myself) she seems to favour the Fibiona mules, and can you blame her?

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Now all you need to learn is how to walk gracefully in heels.

This post was originally published on Who What Wear U.S. and has since been updated.

Mr Blahnik's shoes have always been at the top of the fashion tree, but a few years ago, I wrote about a very noticeable, Instagram-driven resurgence for the iconic jewel-encrusted Hangisi courts and mules. A new generation of girls has discovered the beautiful craftsmanship and the of-the-moment stiletto silhouettes this maestro is famous for. Once again, the wheels are set backwards for a comeback to end all comebacks.

Since that point, the Spanish shoemaker's creations have (praise the fashion gods) been slightly easier to get hold of thanks to an increase in online stockists. The kudos of Manolo—a man whose heels are adored in both real fashion circles (Anna Wintour) and fictional ones (Carrie Bradshaw)—has been appreciated in even more exclusive circles thanks to ingenious collaborations with Rihanna and Vetements.

And now it's the turn of another signature design to take to the spotlight: the Maysale. First introduced 27 years ago and relaunched last spring/summer, the Maysale has once again become the most popular kitten heel on the block. Pernille Teisbaek and Shini Park were some of the first to wear the buckle-fronted five-centimetre stiletto mule, establishing a more modern, casual approach to the '90s cult classic via their use of denim, shirting and simple midi dresses. Many hawk-eyed girls followed suit, not to mention other brands and retailers producing imitations.

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Fast-forward a year, and the appeal is nowhere near fading for the rebooted original. Accessories gurus Anna Vitiello and Florrie Thomas of And Finally agree, captioning an Instagram post of traffic light–coloured versions: "The Maysale are making a comeback (and they're even better than ever)."

"We introduced the Manolo Maysale for A/W 17, and it was an instant hit with our customers—it was online and in store for less than one day before it sold out!" Ida Petersson, womenswear buying director for Browns Fashion tells me. "Since then, we've placed several reorders and added new colours to our edit, which have performed extremely well—the red suede was the star of S/S 18. Our customers seem to have fallen in love with this style, and they just keep coming back for more. Part of its appeal is the chic silhouette; it elongates the leg, but it's the heel height that really makes it. Mules are not always the easiest to walk in, but this kitten heel ensures that you can walk for hours without suffering from those toe cramps that most mule lovers will know and dread," says Petersson.

Considering many of our shopping justification comes from staying power and strong cost-per-wear, we can't think of a better pair of shoes to invest in than those that are still just as relevant and well-made almost 30 years after they were first created.

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They say what goes around comes around, and no one knows that sentiment better than iconic footwear designer Manolo Blahnik. His shoes are long beloved by fashion girls everywhere and declared the only brand that graces Anna Wintour's feet: “I can’t remember the last time I wore anybody else’s shoes. I don’t even look at them,” she says in the trailer for the designer's forthcoming documentary, Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards. Blahnik has been a cornerstone in footwear long enough to witness the regeneration of vintage styles for the present day. And yet, his beloved designs stand the test of time.

"Case in point: The Maysale, his update of the wildly successful Pilgrim mule he made for Mizrahi in 1990," Footwear News noted in a recent interview with the designer for the film. The kitten heel mule has defined this season's obsession with both pointed-toe mules and kitten-heeled shoes of all styles. We've seen designers quote from this decade ever more frequently, but none have captivated us quite like the Maysale mules. Blahnik muses, “It’s such a wonderful thing to do mules again, and now it’s the best-selling shoe of the whole summer. We have waiting lists in Madrid.”

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Blahnik, who founded his business in London over 40 years ago, has never waivered from his signature style of dainty footwear. While others pursued platforms and trainers, Blahnik stayed true to his trademark of spindly heels, deep satin colourways and intricate embellishment. If all of this sounds like they might make for the most uncomfortable of shoes, that is not the case: Mr. Blahnik hates nothing more than seeing a woman who cannot walk in her shoes.Discover Manolo Blahnik’s celebrity devotees in the images below, and scroll down to shop some of his most iconic styles.

Like Madonna and Kylie, revered shoe designer Manolo Blahnik enjoys single-name status—a sign that you’ve clearly cemented your place in the world. To say that you’re wearing—or have invested in—a pair of Manolos needs no further explanation. And on the day that a film biopic, Manolo: the Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards, is released into cinemas, we thought it ideal to take a stiletto-clad trip down memory lane.

While the Canary Islands’ most fashionable export may have Sex and the City to thank for catapulting it into the household-name league, Blahnik had amassed legions of loyal fans long before the show’s stylist, Patricia Field, decreed that Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw would be a character obsessed with his elegant, ladylike pumps.

The late Diana, Princess of Wales, was a regular at his Chelsea boutique, while Dame Anna Wintour has been wearing almost nothing but Manolo sandals since the mid-1990s. For Kate Moss, there was no one else but Manolo to bring her dream wedding shoes to life.

Ever wondered where Anna Wintour gets her shoes from? A loyal sort, she’s commissioned the exact same pair of flesh-coloured slingbacks from Manolo since 1994. Well, not the same pair—she gets new deliveries of the kitten-heel sandals every season, which vary only so slightly in terms of colour and strap width.

The late Diana, Princess of Wales, was said to have owned over 50 pairs of Manolos. On the night that Prince Charles admitted to his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles on national television in 1994, Diana assembled what was to become one of her most iconic outfits. As she arrived at the Serpentine Party in Hyde Park, she rocked a daring off-the-shoulder dress by Christina Stambolian and some very slinky Manolo heels.

Blahnik’s biggest fictional fan is undoubtedly Carrie Bradshaw, whose obsession was brilliantly captured by Sarah Jessica Parker in hit TV series Sex and the City. Bradshaw’s character was thought to have spent—sorry, invested—in the region of $40,000 in her shoe fetish and was proposed to by Mr. Big with not a ring but a pair of the designer’s cobalt-blue satin Hangisi courts.

For her 2002 music video for “All I Have,” there was only one pair of boots that songstress Jennifer Lopez wanted to brave the Manhattan snow in, and they were Manolo Blahniks.

The designer himself is partial to a little fancy footwork himself, as evidenced by the fuchsia suede loafers he wore to a book signing in 2010.

In 2011, to go with her Galliano gown, Kate Moss tied the knot to Jamie Hince in an equally dreamy pair of bespoke Manolo Blahnik sandals. But getting them just right was a story in itself, as they had to be made five times to meet the super’s demands. “The shoes arrived the day before, and there were too many jewels on the heel because of the long train. So we had women working up until midnight to change it,” said an eager-to-please Blahnik.

In 2012, when Victoria Beckham debuted shoes as part of her eponymous collection, they were the product of a partnership with Manolo Blahnik. VB could arguably have picked any shoe designer to team up with, but she chose a man whose shoes she’d been stepping out for a long, long time to take the leap.

In 2016, superstar and style-setter Rihanna collaborated with Blahnik for a very special capsule collection like no other. The pièce de résistance from their creative union? The denim belted chap boots with rhinestone embellishment, which retailed for a cool £2950. Of course, the singer wore them around NYC.

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When she’s not working with big names like Lupita Nyong’o, Jennifer Hudson, and Hilary Swank, celebrity stylist Micaela Erlanger also divulges her fashion expertise in our Ask a Stylist column. From the best places to source vintage to the secret to finding your most flattering jeans, come back each week for a professional’s perspective.

Some people, including a few of my clients, are born with the ability to walk around for hours in tall heels. I am not one of those people, and I’m the first to admit it. That said, I think every woman can walk in high heels; she just needs to be armed with a little information in three key areas: construction, materials and brands. Keep reading for my best tips on what to look for when you’re shopping for heels to ensure you’re buying the most comfortable pair for you.

Pitch is the number one aspect to take into consideration when choosing a shoe. “Pitch” refers to the difference between the height of the heel when compared to the sole of the shoe. One way to alleviate pitch is to choose a heel with a platform. Not only does this lessen the shoe’s pitch, it softens the angle at which your foot hits the ground.

Shop my low-pitch pick:

Shop my platform pick:

A shoe’s vamp is another area to pay attention to when finding a pair of comfortable heels. The “vamp” is the upper section of the shoe that covers the top of the foot. The higher the vamp, the more support there is for your feet.

Shop my high-vamp pick:

Also take into consideration how your foot is built. If you have a wider foot, you may want to opt for sandals instead of closed-toe pumps. However, if your feet are narrow, you may find them slipping through open-toed sandals.

Shop my sandal pick for wide feet:

Shop my pump pick for narrow feet:

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I also find that the material you choose for a shoe will impact the comfort level. Patent leather and Perspex, a new material in shoe design, are stiffer and more likely to cut up your feet. Try to stick with natural fabrics. Suede, satin, or other natural fibers are always going to be the most comfortable.

Shop my suede and satin picks:

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Choosing the best pair of heels ultimately comes down to understanding what works for you. There aren’t any rights or wrongs when it comes to brands, so you’ll have to do a little experimentation. Take the time to try on different styles and designers. That said, my clients look forward to wearing Manolo Blahnik and Paul Andrew all night long, since they are usually very comfortable.

Shop my picks from Manolo Blahnik and Paul Andrew:

Who are your favourite high heel-makers? Let us know in the comments box below…

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Every fashion girl obsesses over shoes—often over and above all other accessory trends. No wonder, really; a pair of box-fresh, on-point heels, flats, sneakers or sandals have the power to instantly upgrade your wardrobe to the cutting edge.

For spring 2016, we've noted that the espadrille has had a vital style overhaul, the mule continues to reign gloriously in the fash pack's favour (with a spring-like twist), and the Mary Jane gets all the more kooky as the season unravels. It's time for some unadulterated shoe shopping so you can raise your fashion game in one twirl.

Click through 50 shoes we’ve cherry-picked for being new-season perfection.

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Hot off the heels of her latest Puma shoe release, Rihanna has announced an exciting new venture: a collaboration with Manolo Blahnik. 

She worked with the designer on six limited-edition shoes that reflect her cool aesthetic. "This is an incredibly exciting collaboration, and I am absolutely thrilled with the results," Blahnik said in a statement. "Working with Rihanna has been amazing and her drive, passion, creativity, and style has been reflected in the designs, with fabulous results." 

The capsule collection will be released May 5 at Manolo Blahnik stores in Hong Kong, London, and New York only. 

Scroll down for a first look at Rihanna's new collaboration with Manolo Blahnik! 

What do you think of Rihanna's new collaboration? Tell us in the comments below, and shop Manolo Blahnik here while we wait for the line to drop in stores...

Not only are there styling ways around wearing sandals throughout the wintry months (as fully confirmed by the FROW recently), but there's a lot more to be said for not ignoring the sandals that are hitting stores in their droves right now. Fashion's must-haves wait for no man, so why would Zara's ridiculously wearable mules or Dries Van Noten's totally mad fluoro pink slip-ons stick around until summertime?

We've clocked the styles that are already selling to stylish early birds across the globe. If this feels premature, simply be sure to store your new treats away until you are ready, just like a wardrobe detox pro. Scroll down to see the sandals already selling out…

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What are the new shoes you are lusting after? Shout out in the comments below...

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The fall runways saw a splash of ’80s-inspired collections, including bold colour combinations at Balmain, slouchy leather boots at J.W. Anderson, and off-the-shoulder silhouettes at Rodarte. 

On Palermo:

Milly for DesigNation Abstract Floral Midi Scuba Skirt ($40) 

Manolo Blahnik BB Suede Point-Toe Pumps ($595) 

Similar Styles:

RAILS Marlow Button Down Shirt ($137) 

Rebecca Minkoff Leo Clutch ($95) 

Scroll down to shop the look! 

Oh Solange, goddess of all things sartorial. One of our favourite style stars attended the Veuve-Clicquot Carnaval in Miami this week, and for the warm-weather affair, she appropriately swathed herself in a gorgeous strapless sheer dress, sandals, and beach-ready makeup and hair.

While Solange's dress, from Ellery's S/S 15 collection, is not currently available to shop, we took the opportunity to find some similarly awesome sheer dresses inspired by the look. This girl has proven again and again that when it comes to fashion, there's nothing she can't do.

Keep scrolling to see her look, and to shop similar pieces now!

Solange in Ellery, Jennifer Fisher jewellery, and Manolo Blahnik sandals

Since no closet is complete without a set of killer black heels, today we’re sharing the seven styles every woman should own. From an alluring strappy sandal to a polished, office-appropriate pump, keep reading to shop the timeless black heels guaranteed to stay in style.

Scroll through to shop our picks! 

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For a long time, I never spent more than about $150 on a pair of shoes. I forayed in everything from sub-$30 shoes (a dabbling I strongly recommend against after one very painful romp across Midtown Manhattan) to $400 booties on sale for a remarkable $133 (one of my favourite sale finds to date!)—but never did I drop more than $150 on a pair. I simply refused, based on principle, on account of my love for thriftiness, and on a belief that, truthfully, is a $400 shoe that much more high-quality than a $100 shoe?

The answer, I’ve now learned, is that yes, it is. I recently donated 400 of my hard-earned dollars to a for-profit charity organisation otherwise known as Bloomingdale’s, purchasing this pair of Stuart Weitzman pumps that I simply could not refuse. When I saw the perfectly pointed stiletto, the subtle gleam of iridescence, and the deeply-cut silhouette of the arch, I felt that I had waited my entire life to spend so much money on one pair of shoes—and this was the pair I was destined for.

As my clicker finger paused over the purchase button, I pondered what I was doing. As a 28-year-old woman, I had finally reached the point where I felt like I should own a pair of shoes that costs a somewhat significant portion of my rent—ones that at least had the potential to elevate my personal style from respectable to undeniable. My feet needed an upgrade. Plus, this was all in the name of science: I had to test my long-held belief that expensive shoes weren’t that much better than shoes of average price points. I clicked purchase.

And I’m here to share with you, ladies, an unfortunate truth: Expensive shoes really are better than cheap ones. Here’s a breakdown of what I’ve gathered, point by point:

1. They’re more comfortable.

While stilettos are rarely if ever comfortable, this pair is without a doubt the most comfortable I’ve ever owned. Because the construction quality is so high, and the quality of the leather is too, I feel like my foot is being constantly hugged by my shoe—a sensation that gives at least the illusion of comfort, even when true comfort isn’t entirely present.

2. They feel much more stable.

What’s truly amazing about a well-crafted stiletto is that it makes you feel like you’re not walking on a stabby rod of metal, when in fact you are. While most stilettos I’ve owned have mostly resulted in me wobbling around like a maniac, this more expensive pair somehow makes me feel like I can walk like a normal human being in them. Unlike with shoes that are more cheaply constructed, I don’t feel like I’m tempting fate with each and every step.

3. They magically withdraw compliments from others.

As much as I don’t want to believe it’s true, expensive shoes just look better. If you buy a good pair of expensive heels, they tend to look expensive, which just equates to looking sleek, well-made, and stylish. While I am a big proponent of brands like Zara and ASOS, who have more affordable shoes that oftentimes look just as pricey as the real deal—I’ve come to believe that there is no replacement for true quality.

In conclusion: If you can drop a lot of cash on a pair of shoes, I’d recommend it. To help ensure you don’t waste your hard-earned dollars, we’ve come up with tons of shoes worth investing in now. Keep scrolling to see our stylish picks! 

Sometimes all it takes is a swap of the hat (January Jones), an interesting mix of textures (Jessica Biel), or a pretty pastel hue (Olivia Wilde) to make your cold weather wardrobe feel new again. And there’s more wear that came from just beyond this slide. 

Tip: Mix rich textures for an all-black look that is anything but basic.

While promoting her latest film, The Truth About Emanuel, Biel proved all-black doesn't have to be boring by simply combing different fabrics and textures. The actress paired AllSaints’ Belmont Leather Jacket ($525) with an eyelet skirt from Giambattista Valli’s Resort 14 collection, Fendi’s Borderline Clutch ($860), and Bionda Castana’s Daphne Bis Pumps ($939). 

Get The Look:

Topshop Quilted Shoulder Biker Jacket ($110); Diane von Furstenberg Radella Paneled Lace Skirt ($285).

Tip: Hit on two major fall trends with a turtleneck and plaid pants. 

Spotted outside the No. 11 Downing Street Christmas party in London, singer-songwriter Vickers assured us wearing two trends—in this case, Topshop’s Plaid Crop Trousers ($80) and a black turtleneck—is always better than one. 

Get The Look:

Joe Fresh Cropped Plaid Pants ($34); Uniqlo Alpaca Blend Turtle Neck Sweater ($20) in Black.

Tip: Swap a slouchy beanie for a more polished beret.

Jones bundled up Parisian-style for a lunch trip to Pasadena earlier this month, teaming a black beret with Leon Max’s Doubleweave Wool Coat ($498), MiH’s Ellsworth Jeans ($209) in Sugarblue, Loewe's Cruz Bag ($2600), and Coye Nokes black suede booties. 

Get The Look:

Bop Basics Wool Beret ($48)

Tip: In lieu of a dress, go for a fancy jumpsuit.

The actress made a stylish case for the evening jumpsuit at the British Independent Film Awards in Stella McCartney’s Black One Shoulder Lace Overlay Jumpsuit ($4200). 

Get The Look:

Parker Sienna Lace Jumpsuit ($297); Sea Lace Jumpsuit ($565).

Tip: Style a crisp button-down under a graphic sweater.

At the announcement of the BORNFREE Campaign in New York last month, J.Crew’s President and Creative Director was perfectly polished in a J.Crew sweater worn over an Ascot Chang white shirt and paired with J.Crew trousers and Manolo Blahnik Suede BB Heels ($595).

Get The Look:

Tibi Nelio Jacquard Easy Pullover ($198); Ann Taylor Perfect Long Sleeve Button Down Shirt ($70).

Tip: Balance a fancy midi skirt with a t-shirt and flats.

To celebrate the opening of PAMM (Perez Art Museum Miami) during Art Basel earlier this month, model Kylie Kuhn grounded her Preen floral midi skirt with low-key pieces, including a vintage t-shirt and loafers. 

Get The Look:

Mango Striped Chiffon Panel T-Shirt ($40); MSGM Floral-Print Gazar Midi Skirt ($520).

Tip: Add edge to your look with tough-luxe jewellery.

With jewellery that cool—namely Eddie Borgo’s Pharaoh Ring ($300) and Small Cone Bracelet ($525)—Lezark gets an A+ in our books. 

Get The Look:

Joomi Lim Luxe Spike Bracelet ($128); Mixology NYC Small Horn Double-Finger Ring ($100).

Tip: Break up multiple shades of grey with a punchy pop of red.

Heading to a concert in London, Refaeli let her Stella McCartney Beckett Envelope Clutch ($770) steal the spotlight against a mix of grey hues, specifically a Kenzo sweatshirt, Stella McCartney’s Velez Trousers ($620) and Zara’s Snakeskin Leather High Heel Court Shoes ($119). 

Get The Look:

Kenzo Embroidered Tiger Marl Sweatshirt ($294); Linea Pelle Grayson Clutch ($215). 

Tip: Make a denim dress winter-appropriate with opaque tights.

Cotton didn’t let London’s chilly temps prevent her from wearing her Topshop denim mini dress. The BBC 1 Radio host gave it a cold weather update by styling it over a Gap t-shirt and opaque tights and finishing with a Theory coat. 

Get The Look:

Topshop Moto Dip Dye Pini Dress ($76); Zara Coat with Leather Sleeves ($239).

Tip: Forgo the standard black and navy pantsuit for a winter pastel style.

Wilde said bye to the black pantsuit and hello to a refreshing mint green version—paired with Coye Nokes sandals—while running errands in downtown Los Angeles.

Get The Look:

T by Alexander Wang Shawl Collar Blazer ($485) in Rose and Drape Suiting Tapered Trousers ($295) in Rose.

Jenni Kayne top and trousers

Manolo Blahnik BB Suede Point-Toe Pumps ($595)

Alternatives:

Jenni Kayne Long Sleeve Crewneck ($450)

Jenni Kayne Slant Pocket Pant ($495)

This is perfect timing, because with New York Fashion Week just around the corner, I’m on the hunt for fancy footwear that is both high style and tolerable to navigate the city on a 12-hour day. Accordingly, I’ve rounded up my 10 favourite flat fall shoes that are anything but pedestrian. Keep reading to see which covet-worthy picks made the cut.

Alexa Oxford ($450) in Black

Zipper detailing lends these classic black oxfords an of-the-moment punk vibe, which I love right now.

Lorenzabuc Brogues ($765)

It just doesn't get any more classic than these, which, I can promise, are going to go with everything.

Collection Darby Calf Hair Loafers ($298)

I have a soft spot for animal print accessories paired with the lightest shades of pink and blue. I also see these working with a satin midi skirt and my worn-in Proenza Schouler t-shirt. 

Ribbon Lace Oxfords ($850) in Noir

I've been plotting this purchase since I saw them on the runway. They are going to be the finishing touch to a mid-shin slip dress and biker jacket. 

Nero Calf Moccasin ($820)

A minimalist take on the classic penny loafer, these moccasins will complement the oversized furry coat I've just purchased for winter.

Roelf Laced Shoes ($728) in Dark Blue Colour

Futuristic colorblocking on a traditional brogue? Now we're talking! These will look great with a navy cigarette pant and a white oxford shirt.

Embellished Satin Loafers ($810)

Oh Consuela, breaking all the rules again—who would think to put a statement necklace on satin loafers? Thank you! 

Cap Toe Patent Leather Smoking Sneakers ($550)

The perforated metal cap toe on this slipper gives it a western vibe, which is an under-the-radar trend for the season. 

Keith2 High Vamp Loafers ($100) in Tan

Tassels make me very happy, and this pair is going to work perfectly with cropped Levi's 501s and a cashmere V-neck.

Basic Black Slip-On Shoes ($36)

The name says it all! These are clever substitute for the default ballet flat. 

Simply put, this is eye candy for shoe lovers, ranging from intriguing architectural heels to exotic textures and prints. These straight-from-the-runway styles are just hitting stores, so now’s the time to start saving. We trust you’ll find every splurge-worthy pair equally irresistible, so click through our slideshow to feed your shoe addiction--and don’t say we didn’t warn you ahead of time!

Custom Charm Ranger Boots (price upon request, 212.980.2970)

We can see Cara Delevingne appreciating these tough-meets-playful biker boots, which are festooned with tiny charms. If you don’t want to pick up the phone or invest quite as much, the label’s Rangers Belted Calfskin Biker Boots ($1395) are a cool, understated alternative.

Metallic Leather Lace-Up Booties ($1250)

Metallics are having a major moment this fall, and these glossy lace-up boots direct from Gucci’s runway address the trend in a seriously stylish way.

Circular Overlay Knee Boots ($1695) in Black/Brown

What sets Pierre Hardy’s knee-high boots apart from the rest? Incredibly soft, two-tone suede and a blocky heel.

Glazed Calfskin Short Boots (price upon request, 800.550.0005)

These low-heeled booties channel a charming schoolgirl vibe that Alexa Chung would adore. On the runway, they were paired with a tweed jacket and shorts combo.

Checkerboard-Print Leather Ankle Boots ($1225)

A graphic checked pattern enhances the retro silhouette of these straight-from-the-runway pointy booties.

Maryna Sweatshirt Lam Flannel Sandals ($575)

Leave it to Alexander Wang to craft a pair of slingbacks--modified from the original runway versions--in a totally unexpected, cosy sweatshirt material.

Crokamod Heels ($945, 877.551.7257)

Not a master of pattern mixing? Manolo Blahnik’s fiercely feline heels combine several prints for a decidedly stylish result.

Completa 100 mm ($1275) in Antic Silver Python Cosmo

In the case of these low-cut pumps, a little toe cleavage is your ticket to instant allure. This is a brand new style from the French designer!

Zebra-Print Pin-Detail Ankle-Strap Sandals ($1250)

This towering pair--as seen on the runway--simply smacks of glamour, down to the zebra print and conical heel.

Metal Midsole Snakeskin Pumps ($1270) in Yellow

In a punchy, eye-catching hue, these striped snakeskin shoes straight from the runway quickly energize any outfit.

Two-Tone Leather and Suede Pumps ($705) in Black and White

A cut above your everyday pointy-toe pumps, this exquisite pair adds graphic appeal to any outfit.

Tacy Pony Booties ($1505)

Though these shoes are decidedly more glamorous than the label’s popular suede Dicker boots, fans like Kate Bosworth and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley will surely snatch them up.

Bicolor Metallic Leather & Satin Platform Sandals ($890) in Red Gold

Two luxe textures--metallic leather and satin--collide for one stunning shoe. Take a tip from the runway and style them with a dark, layered look.

Marta Calf Hair & Leather Wedge Ankle Boots ($1000)

There are so many things to love about these boots, from the exotic calf-hair print to the exaggerated pointy toe. Bonus points for the comfortable wedge heel!

Pointy Sandals ($800, 800.929.DIOR) in Black Suede

These sculptural heels, like works of art for your feet, simply demand to be noticed. They certainly caught our attention on the runway!

Leather Tie-Up Pumps ($945) in Black and White

These runway beauties perfectly echo the ladylike yet minimalistic looks from the label’s F/W 13 collection.

30mm Fringed Patent Lace-Up Shoes ($542)

If you can’t withstand the dizzying height of a stiletto, these high-shine brogues are for you.

Lace Glove Sandals ($950) in Black

These feminine shoes have a lot going on--romantic lace, gold heels, peep-toes--but somehow the combination works beautifully. We imagine Diane Kruger picking these up for her next red carpet affair.

Suede and Stingray Caged Strappy Sandals ($1025) in Red and Pink

These striking caged heels are fun, vibrant, and youthful--everything we look for in the perfect party shoe.

F/W 13 Runway Heel (price upon request, 310.854.0557)

It was love at first sight when we first spotted these cracked marble-print shoes on the runway (which was appropriately made to look like a marble floor as well).

K-Way Eifflette Jacket ($85) in White

J Brand Hedy Vest ($395) in Desert

ASOS Polo Neck Crop Top ($14) in Black 

Elegantly Waisted Casidy Belt ($58, 773.772.0505) in Black

J Brand Rosemary Trousers ($450) in Desert

Prada Mistollino Floral Basket Tote Bag ($2,495, 310.228.1400) in Multi Colours

Manolo Blahnik Fersen See-Through Mary Jane Sandals ($765) in Black 

Jennifer Fisher Brass Cigar Band Ring ($140, 1.888.255.0640) in Brass

Jennifer Fisher Brass Five Jagged Peak Ring ($435, 1.888.255.0640) in Brass

Lele Sadoughi Stone Cube Slider Bracelet ($240) in Jet Black

Sequence White Heart & Soul Bracelet ($49) in White/Black 

Sequence Metallic Love Knot Bracelet ($40) in Gold

Similar Style:

Jennifer Fisher Prism Ring ($275) in Gold