Resisting the urge to stock up on Zara items just got even more challenging. The affordable site conveniently added a curated selection to its shoe section with the season's must-try footwear trends all in one place. According to one of the world's most successful fast-fashion brands, the only two trends that matter this fall are velvet and metallic. We certainly agree, seeing as just the other day we named velvet the new suede for fall.
From incredibly cool boots to polished options for the office, the site has made it dangerously easy to stock up on on-trend shoes. Whether you're looking for your next go-to ankle boots or amazing statement heels, make sure to snag a pair in one of these eye-catching materials.
Shop our picks below and let us know if you're team velvet or metallic.
If you like the ballerina vibe but need a little height.
Style this pair with a sleek leather miniskirt and oversize sweater.
Sock boots are incredibly comfortable.
These are already an office favorite.
Hello, party shoes!
We're not surprised these are already sold out. Praying for a speedy restock.
Update your next denim look with these statement heels. Are you team metallic or velvet? We want to know in the comments below!
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