The 5 Easiest Fall Shoe Trends to Slip Your Feet Into

Clogs, like a lot of our wardrobes from the early '00s, have made a comeback — and why not? Comfortable, functional, and primed to go with everything from easy dresses to jeans, consider these the workhorses of your closet that you can still feel pretty cool about wearing.

Isabel Marant Thalie Clogs ($430)

Loeffler Randall Maxine Platform Clogs ($395)

Madewell The Ayanna Clog ($168)

J.Crew Leather Clogs ($178)

Everlane The Clog ($108)

Zara Cowhide and Leather Clogs ($100)

Slippers crept into our wardrobes this spring, and now they're a lasting part of our look, making their fall debut with cozy shearling and furry insoles. If fuzzy isn't your thing, look for slipper silhouettes with ballet-inspired details instead. In any case, you'll be getting lots of wear out of these babies.

Jenni Kayne Shearling Slide Sandals ($325)

Margaux The Mule ($245)

Birkenstock Shearling-Lined Sandals ($135)

Zara Buckled Flat Sandals With Fur-Lined Straps ($60)

Gucci Princetown Genuine Shearling Loafer Mule ($995)

Zara Flat Leather Mules With Bow Details ($30, originally $50)

Mules have been around for a couple of seasons, but we're not ready to say goodbye just yet. With the ease of a slip-on silhouette, but the sophisticated details that come with these iterations — yes, even heels! — these pairs are endlessly versatile.

Wandler Ava Kitten Slides ($500)

& Other Stories Padded Leather Heeled Sandals ($129)

Brother Vellies Tofi Mule ($565)

Zara Leather Heeled Mules With Square Toe ($70)

Jacquemus Les Mules Carino ($569)

This season's preferred polished flat is the loafer, making a name for itself with chunkier soles, sometimes luxe suede finishes, and in pops of white, too. Invest in a style you'll wear long past this season.

H&M Chunky Leather Loafers ($70)

& Other Stories Rope-Chain Leather Loafers ($129)

Khaite Suede Loafers ($720)

Zara Animal-Print Loafers ($129)

Maryam Nassir Zadeh Suffolk Loafers ($715)

Our favorite of fall's boot trends, this take on the Chelsea boot is utilitarian and cut out for anything. That's a shoe we can get behind.

Dr. Martens 2976 YS Chelsea Boots ($150)

Loeffler Randall Bridget Chelsea Combat Boots ($395)

Ganni Rubber Chelsea Boots ($245)

H&M Chelsea Boots ($35)

Proenza Schouler Lug Sole Chelsea Boots ($795)