When it comes to going-out style, we like to look to models for inspiration because they're always going to the trendiest new places—and that means wearing the clothes to match. Unsurprisingly, this time around our inspiration comes from Kendall Jenner. She stepped out in New York this week in a very typical Kendall outfit—a tee, jeans, leather jacket, and ankle boots—but with one special twist. Rather than opting for any of her go-to black booties, she switched things up and donned a pair of bright blue Balenciaga velour booties. Velvety, luxe materials like this are so big this fall, and this texture plus the pop of color is such a cool way to update her everyday look. Plus, if you're nervous about the trend, just trying it with one item is such a simple way to test it out without going too far.
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On Kendall Jenner: Givenchy Mini Bow Cut Crossbody Bag ($2150); Isabel Marant Faithful Belt ($510); Re/Done Black High Rise Ankle Crop Jeans ($280); Balenciaga Velour Stretch Bootie ($795).
Similar style: Laer Cropped Moto ($650); Are You Am I Rylie Baby Tee ($79).
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