The 5 Shoe Styles Everyone in Our Office Will Be Wearing This Spring

If there’s one thing team WWW loves, it’s an affordable find. Sure, designer investment pieces are great, but what’s more thrilling than finding an amazing piece under $100, or better yet, under $50? And if said fashion steal happens to fall under the shoe category, even better. That’s why you’ll often find our editors in footwear from our very own Who What Wear collection. Call me biased, but I mean it when I say we make some of the coolest, most expensive-looking flats, boots, and heels under $50.

With spring fashion on our mind, it’s time we start stocking up on the latest collection, which is full of updates on some of our older favorites. From Western boots perfect for transitional dressing (and Kat’s and Erin’s wardrobes) to the vinyl mules I’ll be adding to my ever-growing collection to the mock-croc style I’m certain Kristen will love, see and shop the shoes I’m betting will soon be editor favorites below.

I wore our first version of vinyl mules to death last spring and summer, so I can’t wait until the weather allows me to test-drive our new style, the Danielle. They come in both black and taupe, and at $35, I’ll probably just end up buying both.

As a purveyor of classic style, Kristen is the kitten heel’s #1 spokesperson. She wears our Coco (above) all the time, so I know she’ll be the first to jump on the new Alana style, updated with a cap toe, as seen below. 

Kat and Erin have gotten so much use out of our Western boots of seasons past (Erin was even snapped in them at Stockholm Fashion Week). I’m foreseeing a lot of office twinning moments when they both get their hands on these new red microsuede ones.

Kristen’s classic style also lends itself perfectly to mock croc, which is why it’s no surprise she could constantly be spotted in the original Peytons, which first came out in brown last year. Now, we have the Peyton in black, so I know they’ll be making it into her spring wardrobe this time around too. 

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Up next? Five spring trends you can start wearing right now.