Picks

Why it's worth it

Burgundy ruched leather with a heel you can crush down — one shoe, two ways to wear it.

Why it's worth it

The cut-out heel is what separates this from every other plain ankle boot in burgundy.

Why it's worth it

All the texture of croc, none of the hardware cluttering it.

Why it's worth it

Burgundy slingback with a pointed toe — the shoe Paris has been wearing for thirty years.

Why it's worth it

Pointed toe, sock-fit shaft — no zip needed.

Why it's worth it

The shaft stays standing — no hardware, no slouch, no compromise.

Why it's worth it

The drawstring knot is the only detail — and burgundy leather earns it.

Why it's worth it

Snake leather with a curved heel — the texture and the shape both pull their weight.

Why it's worth it

The ruched strap is the detail that makes it.

Why it's worth it

Matte suede, lacquered heel — the contrast is the design.

Why it's worth it

The kitten heel that actually looks sharp, not sweet.

Why it's worth it

The boat shoe, finally with a slim sole.

Why it's worth it

The curved heel is the whole point.

Why it's worth it

The ruching makes a plain tan loafer actually interesting.

Why it's worth it

The ruching makes a plain flat actually interesting.