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It’s almost October, which means that if you haven’t started thinking about how to effectively reset the entirety of your fall wardrobe — shoe rack contents included — it’s fine time to do just that. Need a stronger incentive for swapping out your decades-old sneakers and worn-out boots for something fresher and more attuned to the trend cycle? Look no further than Larroudé (every It-girl’s footwear retailer of choice nowadays) and its wide selection of shoe styles that are perfectly timed to the shifting of the seasons and your urgent need to make the style statement of the century.

For those lacking inspiration on what exactly to grab from the TikTok-viral brand, let us introduce you to a few key favorites.

First off is the Stella Sneaker, Larroudé’s first one ever, that debuted at the end of January 2025 and is presently one of its bestselling offerings. Why are people the world over obsessed? The Stella fuses functionality with fashion, as well as casualness with absolute charm, meaning it’s something that could get you to the pilates class and dinner date without needing a change of footwear after work. Since Larroudé is always quick to identify and tap into the exact sartorial trends that are dominating the zeitgeist, it has chosen to swath the Stella shoe in suede, with leather overlays on the upper that add further tactility to the mix and play off the sneaker’s saturated hues (the below “Tulip” blends fall 2025 runways’ prevalent colorways of pastel pink, mustard yellow, and deep burgundy).

In the thick of the European Fashion Week circuit, we’ve noticed no shortage of sneaker-and-suit combos that made “business casual” what it should’ve been all along (more playful, that is), so know that purchasing a style-savvy sneaker from Larroudé will be one of the most fashion set–approved decisions you can make.

Into more height-happy silhouettes? There’s the Miso Clog for the taking, whose knit shearling composition, 3.6-inch heel thickness, and slip-on ease of use will have you taking it out on the daily, if only to experience that rare combination of vintage-inspired appeal (reviewers call it “funky and fabulous”) and wear-everywhere comfort, courtesy of memory foam cushioning that you might not even know is there, based on how lightweight it is. Multiple versions of platform clogs were spotted on streets around NYFW shows a few weeks ago, whether in suede or leather materials, and fashion insiders provided inspiration ripe for the picking on how exactly to pair them with fall outfit equations. This clog, though? It goes against the grain, with the added benefit of keeping your feet a tad bit warmer and inspiring many a question as to where you got the shoe.

And in case you want to make a classic, rite-of-passage investment for fall — you guessed it, it’s knee-high leather boots! — know that you’ll be in good company if you add to cart Larroudé’s collaboration boot with Johnson Hartig’s avant-garde label Libertine. Even though starlets like Mariah Carey and Ciara haven’t (yet) worn this exact item, they’ve notably stepped out in very similar stiletto boot versions in the past week or so, signifying this silhouette’s ’90s-coded allure in the present day.

In denial about cooling temperatures and the impending Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time switch? There are some carryover shoe trends from the summer to fall back on, one of the biggest ones being crochet flats. If you live in a place that stays at a crisp 70 degrees year-round, or else just like it when your toes to experience a little breeze, there’s no better option than this. Plus, woven flats are instant status symbols as far as trendsetters are concerned — able to show off your refined-and-modern tastes while infusing every last ensemble with textural richness.

Sold on the concept? The Verona Macrame Ballet Flat from Larroudé is here to pay dividends with its Mary Jane profile; soft, flexible leather; distinct air of romanticism, aesthetically speaking; and careful attention to detail. Blisters will be a non-issue here as you traipse around the city donning this shoe, along with a light, three-quarter-sleeve cardigan, your favorite suede tote, a season-appropriate trench coat, and leg-hugging cigarette pants.

If you’re just as obsessed as we are with the Marina Larroudé–helmed brand that’s dressed the likes of Taylor Swift, Sydney Sweeney, and Lindsay Lohan, there’s no time to waste in shopping it at Nordstrom (as sizes are selling out at alarming, yet all-too-predictable, speeds). Below are even more autumn-ready styles we’re snagging. It’s true: They’re so chic, our editors are totally ready to get them at full price.

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Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD and FN. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska frequently covers must-shop footwear trends of the day.