Fashion People Love This "If You Know, You Know" Affordable Shoe Brand
As a trend-forward editor, I go through shoes much faster than I care to admit. With every new season and the thousands of steps I put in daily while living in New York City, it's important that my shoes are cute and comfortable, but they also need to be affordable enough to switch out when they start to wear out. Enter Charles & Keith.
If you haven't heard of the Singapore-based footwear and accessory brand, let me introduce you. With ultra-chic styles—including ballet flats, loafers, mules, boots, and heels—clocking in well under $100, Charles & Keith is the go-to sneaky brand for fashion people. Our editor in chief, Kat Collings, even wore a pair to Paris Fashion Week last year. If that isn't enough of an indication to get on board, I don't know what is.
Below, scroll and shop through all of the best under-$100 Charles & Keith shoes that you shouldn't miss out on. Trust me when I say you're going to want to see all of these, so don't look away!
Shop under-$100 Charles & Keith shoes:
After wearing these up and down the streets of Paris, it's safe to say I'm sold on these double-strap Mary Janes.
My jaw is on the floor, and I haven't recovered.
Trust me—the three extra dollars are worth it for this pair.
Now that Sabato De Sarno's new Gucci has captured the hearts and minds of fashion people everywhere, I'm finding myself more attracted to horsebit details and small chains now than ever.
There's nothing more stunning than sleek silver shoes.
The small buckle detail on the front of these pumps is so chic.
Although I'm usually not one to gravitate toward snakeskin-pattern accessories, 2024 is the year I'm stepping out of my fashion comfort zone. These mules will be one of my first buys of the year.
The subtle crystal detailing on this pair makes it perfect for any of your upcoming special occasions.
I'm obsessed with all things red at the moment, and these shoes don't disappoint.
Two-toned loafers are going to eat every time.
Although these sock shoes divided the internet last year, the chic color of this pair is leaning more and more on the cool side.
Shop more Charles & Keith:
Crinkled tote bags are the unlikely hero bag of the year.
I'll say it once and then never again: If you haven't bought an oxblood-colored accessory this year, what are you doing? This It color is proving to be the one to lust after this season.
Ana Escalante is an award-winning journalist and Gen Z editor whose work ranges from dissecting size inclusivity at fashion week to discussing how American Girl Doll meme accounts are the the answer to society's collective spiral. She's covered it all: Copenhagen Fashion Week, Roe v. Wade frontline protests, and the re-branding of jorts, or, jean shorts for the uninitiated. At Who What Wear, Ana crafts sharp, irreverent features that speak to a digital-first generation, bringing her signature wit and unapologetic tone to long-form fashion and beauty content. If it’s smart, snarky, and a little unexpected, you'll probably find her name on it.
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