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Before the cardigans, long before the coats, even before the temperatures even start to hint at a drop – autumn comes to our shoes. That is, to our desire for new shoes. The cold (or less warm) season is characterized by an especially exciting atmosphere in the footwear department: more elegant, dramatic and classic, and this is also the area where the significant trends of the moment are clearly expressed.
“Nine West” is always the address in this case, with quality collections that know how to provide an accessible answer to current trends while maintaining timeless relevance. Also in the coming season, you can find there a versatile and accurate representation of prominent styles in the shoe and bag departments, which allow everyone to find and express their personal style.
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A trend that remains very relevant this season, and stands out especially in Nine West’s collection, is that of the chunky look: massive tractor soles and “clumsy” silhouettes that are essentially the height of nonchalantness, and especially thick heels whose comfort is only the accompanying bonus to their trendiness.
This season, the shoes also correspond with characteristics of old luxury, translated into current street style. This is reflected in touches of stones or chains, “shoe jewels” that add nonchalant drama to everyday items like moccasins, and add necessary glam to heels and evening shoes.
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It is also impossible to ignore the trendy volume element that has not been going anywhere for several seasons, and brings out the best in materials such as nylon and leather. This is also the place for the bags department to star and be an ideal accessory that holds a tight conversation with the shoes: whether it’s quilted-style apple stitching or a combination of laces that create an explosive texture in a more sporty atmosphere – volume games are the safe (and comfortable!) way to let these key items steal the show with A dominant and sophisticated presence.
Photo: Ido Isaac
Photo: Ido Isaac
Photo: Ido Isaac