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Its no secret that many trends are born on the runway.
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And this fall, we couldnt help but notice the seriously strongshoe gamespotted on some of fashions chicest insiders.
Other boot picks in the mix include the aforementioned over-the-knee boot and edgy moto to the preppy riding boot.
Shop more python picks, below, in the form of printed ballet flats tokitten heels.
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Looking to end on a polished note?
Ladylike pumps from Prada and Mango are fanciful as they are practical.
Not to mention that both have secured stylist Gabriela Karefa Johnsons, and many others, seal of approval.
right now, street style shoes range from the everydayessentialto the fabulously fashion-forward.
Get in on the trends and shop our guide, below.
Styling-wise, these bold shoes are festive additions to anyfall outfitin mind.
A pair ofstomp-y bootsis a year-round staple, but this fall, moto boots are the moment.
Find the strongest styles at Prada, Frye, and Mango.
Enter the sleek smoking loafer.
Bass or The Row with a casual sweatshirt or relaxed-fit trouser.
Yes, snakeskin-effect styles are not only street style staples, butVogueeditor ones, too.
Just takeVogues global head of fashion internet,Virginia Smith, for example.
She sported Khaites python-printed Nevada boots with her signature all-black ensemble.
The final look wasminimalist, but with a twist.
One surefire way to stay cozy and chic all season long?
A minimal effort, high-reward mule.
During Milan Fashion Week, this showgoer slipped into her suede pair with a simple blue jean andwhite T-shirt.
The result was basic but hardly boring.
Take your pick, below.
Options from Nike, Adidas, Dries Van Noten, and Saint Laurent offer up a similar vintage vibe.
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