Getting a good grasp of the next season’s best fashion trends can be tremendously helpful in enabling us to pick out the very best pieces of the upcoming months. If you’re on the quest for seductive, creative fall/winter 2020 shoes, looking for renowned fashion brands’ offerings is almost always a sure bet. Despite the many concerns regarding the faith of the brand, recent experiences have proved that the decision to leave the John Galliano label in Bill Gaytten’s skilled hands was an extremely savvy one.
The newest shoe collection is a fabulous illustration of the designer’s creative genius and his down to earth perspective. His designs exude that magnetic sexiness loyal brand fans long for and the focus on creating wearable options as opposed to artistic-inclined designs really makes each alternative even more lustworthy. Since the fall 2020 show was focused on delivering an English sophistication allure with a feminine vibe, the fact that the footwear options endorsed follow a similar vibe is a rather pleasant perspective.
Despite the industry’s somewhat natural inclination to tone down the color palette in the new season, the label has no intention of giving up the incredibly alluring effect bold tones can have on most outfits. Bold red, green or seductive blue tones and various textural details which combine classiness with modern vibes transform the shoes into real stunners with an amazing power to make every look sizzling hot. Contributing to the dangerously hot effect, the shoes’ dizzy heights are somewhat toned down by the on trend platforms.
High quality matte leather, suede and patent leather combos along with quilt patterns and very subtle fringe details are all the elements needed to create seductive options that will spark our imagination for days to come. The perfect balance between fun vibes and versatile elements makes every style an instant must-have. We cannot help but declare ourselves conquered by the drool-worthy lace up booties and seductive platform pumps in all tones, shapes and style effects.
Photo courtesy of John Galliano
