Game of Thrones fans might be anxiously awaiting winter, but I'm getting a bit excited about fall. I hadn't really given it much thought, since down here in Florida it will probably feel like summer well into December. But I was out with the hubs last weekend at Nordstrom and we got to sneak a peek at some of their Anniversay Sale items, since my hubby is a Nordstrom card holder. Lo and behold there was the signal that reminds me that fall merchandise is on its way: boots. Not darker colors. Not warmer clothes. My trigger for noticing the impending change is the arrival of boots.
And that got me thinking, then it got me to perusing. All of a sudden I was full on planning which boots I'd be looking out for this season. I already have a few staples in my closet like my black stiletto booties, riding boots, a pair of work-appropriate knee highs, and my super fave J. Crew black motorcycle boots. But, I'm on a mission to find a few others.
Here's what I've got my eye on so far:
A casual pair knee high flat boots in cognac (been hunting for a pair these since last year but they never had my size when I found them or when I found my size I wasn't crazy about the style) that I can wear over my skinnies. Love how cognac is so versatile you can wear it with anything. I found these at Zappos and endless* (if one doesn't have your size, check the other).
Steve Madden Candence ($98.95) Photo credit: Zappos.com |
Heather buckle wedge bootie ($59.95) Photo credit: Sole Society |
These are some of the boots that have caught my eye recently. Well, at least the ones that are within my price range. Perhaps I'll have to write another post with my lust-after splurges. You know, the ones I want but should probably skip buying in favor of paying my bills... Is that something you'd like to see?
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