5 Fall Shoe Trends I'm Buying From Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

fall's biggest shoe trends shown in a collage of runway images which contain styles that can be shopped during amazon prime day deal days
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It's a tale as old as time: The leaves begin to turn, the temperatures drop, and the temptation to overhaul your entire wardrobe kicks in. While fall does give fashion people the best possible excuse to switch things up, that doesn't mean it's always an easy undertaking. After all, where exactly does one start when transitioning into the new season? Do you only invest in staples? Or perhaps it's worth purchasing the most popular trends? It's not always easy to discern what to buy, especially when our checking accounts may not be conducive to overhauling our entire closet. That said, not all hope is lost. One simple solution that can make shopping for the new season on a tight budget straightforward is to start from the ground up.

Hear us out: Investing in new footwear is smart. The right pair of shoes can make your staples stand out, making dressing for transitional temperatures easier and allowing you to tap into the season's biggest trends. But if you're dubious about the possibility of actually finding trend-forward shoes for a good deal, look no further than Amazon Prime Big Deal Days. Yes, you read that right. With so many affordable finds marked down until Wednesday, October 9, there's no easier way to step into the new season on a shoestring budget (excuse the pun).

If you still have your doubts, keep scrolling. Ahead, we've rounded up the five biggest fall shoe trends that can be found on sale on Amazon right now.

1. Extra Tall, Please!

tall boot trend is shown on Tod''s fall winter 2024 runway in a close photo of black knee high heeled styled with a brown skirt

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Like clockwork, there are always a few boot trends that come into the chat around the fall. But the only style this season with a huge presence on the F/W 24 runways was extra-tall boots. Whether in the form of timeless knee-high riding boots or unique over-the-knee boots (see Tods or Chloé's fall shows), designers didn't embrace an exact style but said yes to height in general. The versatility of this trend alone makes it one of the easiest styles to adopt this season, as you can buy it anywhere (including on Amazon).

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2. Mary Janes, Cont.

mary jane shoe trend is shown on Sandy Liangs's fall winter 2024 runway in a close photo of a tan mary janes paired with a white long pencil skirt, a tan sweater, and a tan bowler bag

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight/Sandy Liang)

It's no secret that Mary Janes has been having a moment, but if F/W 24 collections made anything clear, it is that it won't be ending anything soon. From Sandy Liang to Miu Miu to Bally, the fall collections featured this shoe silhouette in every form imaginable—flats and heels alike. Considering its continued presence, there's no better time to buckle in on this trend. But if you need some convincing, let all of the cute options from Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day sell you.

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3. Animal Instincts

animal print shoe trend is shown on Versace's fall winter 2024 runway in a close photo of a leopard print pointed heel paired with dark wash skinny jeans

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight/ Versace)

PSA: Animal prints weren't just applied to ready-to-wear this season. Across the fashion ecosystem, we saw animal-print shoes at the top of the food chain—or at least in the F/W 24 collections of major fashion houses such as Versace, Gucci, and Tommy Hilfiger. From crocodile-embossed knee-high boots to leopard-print pumps to zebra-print flats, there's no shortage of ways to embrace your wild side this season. Just be sure to try to keep something "tame" by shopping the trend while it's on sale (you won't regret it).

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4. Prep School

preppy loafer shoe trend is shown on cos's fall winter 2024 runway in a close photo of a black loafer paired with sheer stockings and a black skirt

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Prep-inspired fashion isn't a particularly new trend, but that hasn't put a stop to the proliferation of one shoe—ahem, loafers. We always see this type of shoe trend each fall as younger generations go back to school, but with F/W 24 collections, designers gave this trend a "grown-up" feel through styling, shades, and subtle adaptations to the silhouette. Whether you opt for a classic chunky loafer or one that comes in an animal print, this footwear trend will elevate all your fall ensembles.

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5. Hardware Store

hardware shoe trend is shown on Tory Burch's fall winter 2024 runway in a close photo of pierced white pumps styled with tights

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight/Tory Burch)

Last but certainly not least, the final noteworthy fall shoe trend is what we're dubbing "hardware store"—i.e., footwear covered in studs, embellishments, or hardware. Throughout F/W 24 collections, designers added extra hardware to flats, heels, and even boots (see: Tory Burch or Chloé). The overall result is a shoe trend that can give your fall staples a little extra shine this season without needing to go to a hardware store—only Amazon instead.

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Jasmine Fox-Suliaman
Editor

Jasmine Fox-Suliaman is a fashion editor living in New York City. What began as a hobby (blogging on Tumblr) transformed into a career dedicated to storytelling through various forms of digital media. She started her career at the print publication 303 Magazine, where she wrote stories, helped produce photo shoots, and planned Denver Fashion Week. After moving to Los Angeles, she worked as MyDomaine's social media editor until she was promoted to work across all of Clique's publications (MyDomaine, Byrdie, and Who What Wear) as the community manager. Over the past few years, Jasmine has worked on Who What Wear's editorial team, using her extensive background to champion rising BIPOC designers, weigh in on viral trends, and profile stars such as Janet Mock and Victoria Monét. She is especially interested in exploring how art, fashion, and pop culture intersect online and IRL.