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In My Brooklyn Neighborhood, These 5 Winter Shoes Are All That Matter

By Swedan Margen

In My Brooklyn Neighborhood, These 5 Winter Shoes Are All That Matter

I love my Brooklyn neighborhood. It’s warm and inviting and a great break from full days of being in the city. I especially love taking a stroll near the park and seeing all the cool outfits my stylish neighbors are wearing. In the winter, the outfits get even better. Their interesting layers and fun accessories make their looks quite chic, but what really makes their outfits stand out to me are their shoes.

These stylish Brooklyn residents are wearing outfits that are vision-board worthy. I’m always catching myself taking a mental note of what they're wearing, and sometimes will even ask where an item they’re wearing is from, especially their shoes. I’ve found that many of these cool dressers have been wearing the same trends, and trust me, they’re all fashionable and blend into everyone’s style easily.

If you’re in the market for new shoes this winter, keep scrolling to shop the cool trends I’ve seen in my neighborhood.

Kitten-Heel Ankle Boots

a woman wearing brown sweater, black pants, and black boots

Kitten heels are one thing, but kitten-heel boots for the winter are absolutely fabulous to add to an outfit. Schlepping through the city in high-heeled boots sounds like a bit of a nightmare, which is why the kitten-heel detail is ideal (and very stylish).

Embossed Heeled Ankle Boots

ZARA

Embossed Heeled Ankle Boots

Faux-Croc-Leather Pointed-Toe Ankle Boots - Women | Mango Usa

MANGO

Faux-Croc-Leather Pointed-Toe Ankle Boots

Staud Wally Ankle Boots
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The Dimes Chelsea Boot

Madewell

The Dimes Chelsea Boot

Loafers

a woman wearing black loafers

If you’re looking for an easy and comfortable shoe to add to a chill, casual look, a pair of loafers is the best route. This style is classic, stylish, and able to withstand the cold. You can wear it with jeans and a coat and call it a day.

Soft Ruched Loafers
Classic Loafer

Tory Burch

Classic Loafers

Ani Ruched Loafer

Reformation

Ani Ruched Loafers

Embossed Leather Loafers

ZARA

Embossed Leather Loafers

Croc-Effect Leather Loafers

COS

Croc-Effect Leather Loafers

Croc-Embossed Boots

Croc-embossed boots are so chic to me. The texture adds an interesting, eye-catching vibe to an otherwise plain winter look. So if you’re more of a minimalist dresser, I highly recommend adding a pair of croc-embossed boots to your shoe rotation.

a woman wearing croc embossed boots
Larroudé Alexis Flat Boots

Larroudé

Larroudé Alexis Flat Boots

Crackled Kitten Heel Boots

ZARA

Crackled Kitten Heel Boots

Schutz Maryana Block Boots

Schutz

Schutz Maryana Block Boots

Embossed Leather High-Heel Ankle Boots

Massimo Dutti

Embossed Leather High-Heel Ankle Boots

The Mid-Heel 50mm Crocodile-Embossed Leather Ankle Boots

Toteme

The Mid-Heel 50mm Crocodile-Embossed Leather Ankle Boots

Knee-High Boots

A woman wearing a brown fur coat and black knee-high boots

Knee-high boots are a forever trend in my book. They elevate a look instantly. These look stunning with a coat and dress, or if you want to look more casual, just trade the dress for a T-shirt and jeans.

Xl Shaft Leather Boots 50th Anniversary

ZARA

Xl Shaft Leather Boots 50th Anniversary

Leather Knee-High Boots

COS

Leather Knee-High Boots

Dominique Knee Boot

Reformation

Dominique Knee Boots

High Heel Boots - Women | Mango Usa
Remy Knee High Kitten Heel Boot

Reformation

Remy Knee High Kitten Heel Boots

Flat Leather Loafers

A woman wearing a black coat and flat leather loafers

Flat leather loafers are a flat shoe trend that I’ve become very fond of. These shoes are a comfortable yet chic style to add to a winter look. I’d wear them with a fur coat and jeans for a laid-back but elevated outfit.

Gemma Loafer
Leather Loafers With High Vamp

ZARA

Leather Loafers With High Vamp

Classic Leather Loafers

COS

Classic Leather Loafers

Loafers - Beige
Awar Loafer Flat

The Row

Awar Loafer Flats

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