3 fall 2025 shoe trends you can already wear
The line-up of fall/winter 2025 shoe trends reads like a wish list of wardrobe classics. A fresh batch of fashion trainers had the front row craning their necks at the runway shows, including styles presented by Miuccia Prada, who has become a master purveyor of excellent off-duty footwear. Together with Raf Simons, Ms. Prada complemented paper bag-waistband skirts with leather trainers, complete with intentionally-distressed details like scuffs and raw edges. At Miu Miu, meanwhile, the final product was quite the opposite: smooth leather trainers, realised in retro silhouettes, with intricately-stitched accents and buckles.
In today's comfort-driven age, these Miu Mius could fall into the 'smart shoe' category, but for those with a penchant for more trad takes, an array of lace-ups also featured on the runways—Victoria Beckham, Rabanne and McQueen were but a few brands that demonstrated easy-to-achieve polish. Willing to embrace a heel? Knife-edged styles courtesy of Saint Laurent, gathered satin pumps at Dries Van Noten and pointed takes at Tom Ford will satiate a stiletto appetite.
Here, Vogue highlights a hat-trick of standout fall/winter 2025 shoe trends—and where to shop them, now—updated as retailer deliveries drop. Courtesy of Bally, Rabanne, Alexander McQueen, Calvin Klein and Victoria Beckham
1 / 21 Derbies and brogues
Even the simplest of outfits can benefit from a great shoe: a T-shirt and jeans pairing, for example, is immediately elevated with the addition of a high-shine derby or brogue. The fall/winter 2025 runways presented an abundance of options, plus a healthy bank of styling inspiration to make getting dressed in the morning that little bit easier. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter
2 / 21 Church's Nelly glossed-leather derby shoes, $1,522
Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter
3 / 21 The Row Novus leather Derby shoes, $1,906
Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of J. Crew
4 / 21 J. Crew lace-up oxford shoes in spazzolato leather, $459
Available at J. Crew. Courtesy of Nordstrom
5 / 21 Kenneth Cole justice square toe oxford, $152.65
Available at Kenneth Cole. Courtesy of Bloomingdale's
6 / 21 Vince women's Niko lace up flats, $462
Available at Bloomingdale's. Courtesy of Nordstrom
7 / 21 Camper dean derby shoes, $260
Available at Camper. Courtesy of Stella McCartney, Polo Ralph Lauren, Prada, Miu Miu, and Simone Rocha
8 / 21 Next-Gen Sneakers
Each season, a selection of wishlist-worthy options enter the fore. While sportswear behemoths will no doubt contribute a plethora of viral styles to the sneaker sphere in the coming months, fashion types will be fawning over Miu Miu's buckled trainers, Prada's distressed styles, Simone Rocha's ribboned laces, and Stella McCartney's retro pairs. Courtesy of Prada
9 / 21 Montecarlo re-edition 2005 antiqued nappa leather sneakers, $1,407
Available at Prada. Courtesy of Nordstrom
10 / 21 Simone Rocha ballerina grip sneakers, $1,030
Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Ralph Lauren
11 / 21 Ralph Lauren essence 100 canvas cap-toe sneakers, $139
Available at Ralph Lauren. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter
12 / 21 Dries Van Noten leather-trimmed suede sneakers, $748
Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Free People
13 / 21 Puma speedcat sneakers, $127
Available at Free People. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter
14 / 21 Marni leather sneakers, $959
Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Dries Van Noten, Ferragamo, and Prada
15 / 21 Fashion pumps
What makes a pump a 'fashion' pump? When it's given special treatment by a top-tier designer, of course, by way of extravagant bows, frilled flourishes, satin wraps or heels that could (metaphorically) splice a diamond. Saint Laurent, Dries Van Noten, Ferragamo, Tom Ford, and Prada (naturally) delivered on all fronts. Courtesy of Khaite
16 / 21 Khaite Celia pumps, $2,047
Available at Khaite. Courtesy of Prada
17 / 21 Prada antiqued leather pumps, $1,855
Available at Prada. Courtesy of Saint Laurent
18 / 21 Saint Laurent Chloé pumps, $1,727
Available at Saint Laurent. Courtesy of ShopBop
19 / 21 Victoria Beckham kitten mules 45mm, $959
Available at ShopBop. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter
20 / 21 Toteme croc-effect slingback pumps, $946
Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter
21 / 21 Bally Aline 55 leather pumps, $831
Available at Net-a-Porter.
This story was originally published on Vogue.com.
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