It’s that time of year again. The time that I start trawling the shops for vintage inspired shoes for Autumn.
Summers deck shoes and keds just aren’t quite cutting it in the style stakes and something a little sturdier is required for rainy days and for teaming with stockings.
I generally like flats or something with a mid height chunky heel for Autumn. But I do like a slightly higher heel for evening. So I’ve trawled the shops, and these are my picks for vintage inspired shoes on the High Street for Autumn. I’ve tried to get a nice mix of the pricy and super cheap for every budget
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Houndstooth Slipper Shoes – Ā£25.99 New Look – These are cute for a late 50s or 60s look and would look great with capri pants or pencil skirts
Caviar Toast Black Lace Ups – Ā£44.99 – Clarks – Good quality leather flats with a bit of a 20s feel.
H by Hudson ladies Wingtip – Ā£140 – Brogues are the ultimate autumn flat and look great for a 30s or 40s look. These should last you some time at this price!
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Roxy – Ā£104.99 – Miss L Fire – You can rely on Miss L Fire for cute vintagey shoes, and these courts are perfect autumn day wear.
Camelia Club – Ā£39.99 – Clarks – Very reasonably priced and the brogue detailing and chunkier heel is great for day.
Nianta KS – Ā£115- Unisa – From my new favourite shoe brand. These have a 30s or 40s feel, much like the pair with the little bow that Office did last year.
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Qulia by Chie Mihara – Ā£198.90- Sarenza – Pretty shoes, pretty detailing. Chie Mihara make lovely shoes and these have a glamorous 20s deco feel. Now I just need to win the lottery.
Incense Bow Back Court by Melissa – Ā£95- ASOS – I just love Melissa heels. These also come in black and nude, but I have a soft spot for crazy fuschia.
Azizi Isla – Ā£59.99 – Clarks – The heel is too thin, but I think the front has a slightly 30s vibe. Would work just as well for a 50s or 30s look, or for daytime if you can walk in skinny heels without getting stuck in the pavement.
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