Wondering what the ankle boot trends are this fall? If so, look no further. We've gathered 20 of this season's hottest new designer booties. Just in case you're on a budget, we've included some inexpensive ShoeDazzle alternatives.
Which of the following booties would you like to add to your shoe collection?
The inmates from Netflix's hit show Orange is the New Black shed their orange and khaki uniforms and glammed up for the 4th Annual Critics' Choice Awards on Thursday. The show won Best Comedy Series and two more trophies that night. The ladies also looked pretty impressive on the red carpet.
Uzo Aduba, who plays Crazy Eyes on the show, wore a gorgeous metallic gold vintage dress that she styled with House of Lavande jewelry and an embellished clutch. The talented actress won Guest Performer in a Comedy at the event.
Laura Prepon was super sexy in an Alice + Olivia 'Ginevia' Dress which featured a knotted front, showing off major cleavage and bit of midriff. The chiffon dress also had lace details on the hemline, creating a bit of contrast to the pale frock. The dress was gorgeous but the nude hue is totally making Laura a little washed out.
Natasha Lyonne opted for a sophisticated Chloe dress with sheer fabric that she styled with a black belt and clutch. We're not too excited about this dress though, and the hemline is a tad too long for the petite actress.
Going for full glam, Laverne Cox opted to wear a black floor-length Marc Bouwer gown that featured crystal embellishments and sheer side panels. Laverne finished the glamorous look with Erickson Beamon jewelry.
Danielle Cox a.k.a Taystee, also wore a lovely frock in a stunning jewel color. The glamorous gown featured a caged neckline that added a fierce twist to the sophisticated look.
Who among the ladies of OITNB looked the best?
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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned - or should we say, hell hath no fashion like a woman scorned? After news broke out that Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and long-time boyfriend Jason Statham were taking a break from each other, the Victoria's Secret model has been seen out and about looking absolutely gorgeous in one designer frock after another.
Rosie was spotted leaving the Elle Magazine party during the London Fashion Week in a stunning Stella McCartney jumpsuit. The towering Transformers actress kept her loosely curled hair down and kept her makeup simple, concentrating on the black eyeliner look to bring out her gorgeous green eyes. The model put on a pair of Louboutins and grabbed an Alaia purse to complete her ensemble for the night.
This particular Stella McCartney jumpsuit has been getting mixed reviews from netizens, who argue that the design would fall flat on its face on "normal" consumers (we hear that this was sparked by Alyssa Milano's version of this look which came out a little less put-together than Rosie's). For a gal like Rosie who can do practically no fashion wrong, we think the jumpsuit looks gorgeous. We love the strategic X-cutout with its barely-there mesh lining, which is somewhat echoed by the cutout at the back.
This designer jumpsuit is available at Montaigne Market.
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The saying “the shorter, the better” is no longer accurate for women who try to look more feminine by wearing skirts. In fact, nowadays, a woman need not chop off a good few inches from the bottom of her skirt in order to recreate a look that would express their femininity better – all that is needed is a substantial amount of cutting and a brilliant strategical placing of that cut.
When it comes to cutout tops, pretty much everywhere that one can poke a hole in has already been poked. Designers eventually asked, “Why stop there?” For designers, deciding on where to put a graceful cut on a skirt without revealing too much skin and compromising functionality proved to be a bit challenging, but not all of them are backing off. Hence, the birth of cutout skirts.
We rounded up five of our favorite blogger looks for these ironic rule-breaking but structured babies.
Having a skirt that looks like a giant chomped down its front has never looked this chic. Choose a graceful round cut that’s not too wide and show off a comfortable amount of extra leg. For the illusion of longer legs, go for a high-waisted pencil skirt. If you’re not confident about the length of your torso, lower waistlines should do the trick. For a laid-back but still ladylike look, pair the skirt with a slouchy graphic sweater and pumps.
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This look shows that it’s all about location, location, location (that and the gorgeous angular cut that is aptly proportional to the height of the skirt). The cutout need not be huge as long as it complements the entire piece – in this case, the roughness of the skirt material is complemented by the triangle cut and the illusion of a wrap skirt. It pays to be a smart dresser, too, since choosing an open back top complements the angular cutout of the skirt. The look is finished off with black heeled booties.
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Sometimes, it’s not about the size or location of the cutout, but rather the gracefulness of the cut. The hemline of the skirt in this look ever so slightly curves upward, but this shy skirt curve brought an abundance of freshness to the fashion table. For a sophisticated but fun look, pair the skirt with a floral or guipure buttondown shirt and sandals with a fun geometric print.
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Not ready to put away your maxis yet? A compromise is in order. This skirt is reminiscent of the trending (and, let’s face it, slightly overused) high-low skirts, but with a fresh structural take to it. This cut is perfect for those who are not quite ready to go all the way short or, for some weird reason, love how the front of their legs look but equally despise the way the back looks. Style it up with a flowy or draped top, chunky neck pieces and some fancy footwear.
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What happens when a side slit and a cutout decide to have an offspring? You’re looking at it. This graceful and oh-so-flattering cut is suggestive and sophisticated at the same time. This is perfect for those women who want to look cute and sexy simultaneously (admit it, we’ve all wished that upon ourselves at least once). Pair it with an equally sweet-but-sexy scalloped or lace crop top and some strappy white sandals.
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