Kendall Jenner Cosigns This Winter Footwear Trend

Plus, Timothée Chalamet Debuts One of Dior's More Divisive Shoes View in Browser       Update Preferences Can you wear ballet flats in the winter? Our editors would argue yes—and Kendall Jenner seems to agree. On a recent outing, she paired her black The Row pair with jeans and a short wool coat—an outfit I'm recreating ASAP. As for what other trends the team's loving this week? You'll find them all here. LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR   LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR   It's Almost Winter! 8 Seasonal Trends Vogue Editors Are Shopping BY MINTY MELLON From winter whites to pops of red. SEE THE EDIT Your Daily Fashion Fix Can You Still Wear Ballet Flats in the Winter? These 6 Outfits Prove It Possible How to maximize the wear of your favorite pairs. LEARN MORE Take Cues From Princess Diana–10 Effortless LBD Outfits to Try for the Holidays SHOP THE EDIT Looking for Something Chic—And New? See What Friday's Arrivals Have in Store SHOP NEW ARRIVALS Top stories on Vogue today Timothée Chalamet Debuts One of Dior's More Divisive Shoes BY ANNA CAFOLLA Stepping out for a Marty Supreme pop-up in New York, the actor paired his baby pink merch with the pastel sneakers from Jonathan Anderson's spring 2026 Dior Men show. SEE MORE Move Over Balayage, Color Melting Is Fall's Prettiest Dye Trend BY ANNA CAFOLLA AND JEANNE BALLION Subtle, nuanced, chic—color melting is the hair trend set to take 2026 by storm, with everyone from Amal Clooney to Daisy Edgar-Jones booking in. LEARN MORE In case you missed it Is Face Tape the Secret to Eternal Youth? "Suddenly you can hardly open a social media app without being offered some form of tape that is not Scotch or duct, but is instead meant to delay the inevitable," writes Lena Dunham. The Best Coffee Table Books to Give This Holiday Season If you're like us, and looking to add more volumes to your loved ones' libraries this holiday season, we have some suggestions for you. Love in Translation: On Navigating a Bilingual Relationship Love in any language is hard. Even in my relationships with native English speakers, I found it challenging, at times, to say what I really felt. But in a truly bilingual relationship, the act of self-translation is especially complex. 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.