11 Fall Shoe Trends We Clocked on Street Style

Plus, Zoë Kravitz Takes a Page Out of Jane Birkin's Book View in Browser       Update Preferences While my love for little black booties is well-documented, the latest street style trends are convincing me to branch out. Is this my brogue era? Or do I embrace leopard print? Everyone's also talking about plaid—it leads both our Under-$300 and New Arrivals edits (be sure to check them both out!) LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR   LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR   11 Fall Shoe Trends We Traced Back to Street Style BY LAURA JACKSON Suede shoes, moto boots, and pops of red found their stride outside the spring/summer 2026 shows. SEE THE EDIT Your Daily Fashion Fix Boho Blouses! Plaid Skirts! Peacoats! What's New–and Chic–at Zara This Week From countryside-coded jackets to Edwardian-inspired dresses, shop the best of Zara's new arrivals. SHOP NOW Under-$300 Fashion Insider-Approved Buys You'll Love SEE THE EDIT The Ultimate New Season Upgrade, From the Runway to Your Closet SHOP NEW ARRIVALS Top stories on Vogue today Zoë Kravitz Takes a Page Out of Jane Birkin's Book BY HANNAH JACKSON While there's plenty to emulate from Jane Birkin's classic, breezy style, Zoë Kravitz has zeroed in on her bag. (No, not a Birkin!) LEARN MORE Kim Kardashian's Triple Outfit Change Befits a Multi-Faceted Birthday Girl BY ANNA CAFOLLA From premiere, to afterparty, to more 45th birthday celebrations: The Skims founder, budding lawyer, and actor brought her best looks to London. SEE MORE In case you missed it All Aboard Vogue Air! An Inside Look at Fashion's Most Exclusive Airline Here's what happened on Vogue Air—a.k.a. our private American Airlines shuttle—as Vogue staff, photographers, hair and makeup artists, and a gaggle of models headed to Vogue World: Hollywood. We Had Questions After Nobody Wants This Season 2—So We Went to an Actual Rabbi "I think there's something kind of nice about portraying rabbis as leaders who are also human beings and not somehow holier-than-thou," says Rabbi Angela Buchdahl. Do Retinol Hand Creams Really Work? The hands show early signs of aging—and experts say retinol can slow that down. MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2025. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.