The Top 10 Shoes of NYFW Fall 2020 – Footwear News

New York Fashion Week fall 20 is officially wrapped, and though there wasnt a particularly strong showing of footwear brands, there were still plenty of beautiful shoes. Herewith, the top 10 of the week:

Inspired by Winona Ryder in the 1992 Bram Stokers Dracula, designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy gave a gothic twist to their usual floral wonderland. Footwear was matched to the embellished garments; this beaded boot-and-skirt combo was chillingly beautiful.

Rodartes satin boots, embellished with red beads and pearls to match a satin skirt and jacket.

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Amid an array of evening wear that included puffy taffeta ballgowns, Bella Hadid in a fuchsia feather cape and another version of Scarlett Johanssons Oscars dress, co-creative directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia showed a crystal-studded sandal with serpentine cutouts.

Crystal embellished serpentine sandals from Oscar de la Renta fall 20.

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At the Spanish designers first runway show, Gosselins knee boots with signature ruching and a stacked heel were completely in sync with a cinched red dress done in the same rich leather and finished with a sculpted belt and single earring by jewelry designer Monica Sordo. The trifecta of female designers was a highlight of the week.

Chloe Gosselins leather boots, a collaboration with Alejandra Alonso Rojas for fall 20.

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Using inspiration and actual patterns from artist Francesca DiMattio, Burch showed a collection full of porcelain-chinoiserie motifs. These olive green leather over-the-knee boots added texture with needlepoint embroidered florals.

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There werent a whole lot of collaborations this season, but Cohens sparkly-grunge take on the English boot staple went a long way. The designer decked out a pair in crystals and beads sourced from Swarovskis upcyling program.

Dr. Martens boots that Jonathan Cohen embellished with upcycled Swarovski beads for his fall 20 show.

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Their swingy, sparkly fringe is often imitated, but designers Piotrek Panszczyk and Beckett Fogg proved yet again that no one can top their crystal-studded world. The duo updated footwear by adding a few new silhouettes and placing fringes on different parts of the shoes.

A full crystal look complete with crystal-fringe heels from Area fall 20.

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The 2019 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner only borrowed footwear from Christian Louboutins spring and core collections, but the iconic red soles were the perfect punctuation for Rogerss wildly colorful gowns and garments. A future collaboration is at the top of our wish list.

Louboutin heels at Christopher John Rogers fall 20.

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One of the strongest ready-to-wear collec- tions of the season, the brands signature mashup of plaid, khaki trench and suiting also included their version of a sturdy lace- up work-style boot, with a heavy rubber sole. Paired with oversized red fishnets, the boots were practical and provocative.

Monses sturdy rubber-soled boots for fall 20.

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Showing a slightly stripped-down collection that focused on cocoon-like outerwear in neutral colors (including swipes of their signature silver metallic), Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez debuted over-the-knee, square-toed boots in a stretch leather that scrunched over the legs.

Proenza Schoulers scrunched leather boots with a square toe for fall 20.

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The Australian designers ready-to-wear may have focused on the fusion of jewelry and gar- ments, using integrated chain suspension that even linked a skirt to a models navel ring. But his best details had more coverage, like this pair of square-toed knee boots with an exaggerated shaft that folded over itself.

Dion Lees boots with a foldover for fall 20.

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