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Goods
Step up your style with fresh new footwear
Author Jacqueline Detwiler Photography Brian Klutch
NEVER A DULL MOMENT
Men’s shoes stroll into the limelight
“Women have too many shoes” is an understandable sentiment—if and only if your own footwear options are limited to three or four standard styles in various shades of bland. This season, however, many men’s designers have expanded their lines to include silhouettes such as wingtips, brogues and boat shoes in unconventional colors, finally making an expanded shoe collection a possibility for men who don’t want to wear high-tops. Hey, guys, good luck fitting all these options in your “half” of the closet.
1. Ellington suede wingtips by Johnston & Murphy, $135 / johnstonmurphy.com
2. Sully boat shoes by The Frye Company, $148 / thefryecompany.com
3. Tricker’s suede brogue sneakers by Junya Watanabe, $396 / mrporter.com