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Winter is a weird time for footwear. It’s too cold for sandals, slides and strappy heels, so boots are pretty much the only option. But we don’t want to lug around in bulky boots that kill the vibe! It may be freezing outside, but we can still be fashionable.
Don’t sacrifice style for warmth! Below are seven shoes that will keep you toasty while looking trendy. These looks put the win in winter!
Ugg Ultra Mini Boots
At some point in the last 20 years, you’ve probably owned a pair of Uggs — most likely in the OG sheepskin silhouette. But now that this tried-and-true brand is back in style, it’s time to upgrade your Uggs to the latest trend: Ultra Mini Boots. These shorter shearling shoes look great with wide-leg jeans or joggers!
Sam Edelman Knee-High Suede Boots
Sexy and sophisticated, these tall suede boots by Sam Edelman deliver the winter wow factor. I suggest styling these knee-high boots with a mini skirt and sweater or midi dress and jacket.
Blowfish Malibu Cozy Mules
I own these cozy mules, and they have quickly become my go-to winter shoe when I’m on the go! Easy to slip on and off, this fuzzy footwear is ideal for running errands or hanging around the house. On sale now!
Steve Madden Booties
According to customers, these Steve Madden heeled booties are “super comfy.” Everyone needs a little black boot in their closet! Date night, anyone?
Blondo Waterproof Platform Booties
Suede-inspired waterproof booties? Say less! If you want to stay dry in rain or snow, then you need these chic Blondo booties with a lug sole lift!
Water-Repellant Moon Boots
Calling all our fashion girlies! These Moon Boots are giving après ski in Aspen. Pretty in pink!
Ugg Water-Resistant Adirondack Booties
These are the best snow boots I’ve ever worn! When I went to college in Chicago, these Ugg booties kept my feet warm and dry in the coldest weather. Highly recommend! Plus, they’re on sale!
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