I'm Anti-Heels, But Fashion People in Paris and Milan Are Convincing Me to Try This Comfy Pair
Briefly

With autumn just around the corner, I'm already searching for the staple items to add to next season's outfit rotations. My style is more classic and anti-trend, so I often turn to shoes with elevated elements to add interest to my outfits, be it a statement clasp or a chic square toe-something subtle that sets that shoe apart from the rest.
Although heeled loafers have been around for years, I think it's fair to say the focus has been on flats for a while. This, however, changed earlier this year during Fashion Month, where attendees of various autumn/winter 2024/25 shows in Paris and Milan were spotted wearing this literal elevated take on the classic loafer.
And unlike uncomfortable thinner heels that leave my feet aching at the end of the day, the much thicker and generally lower heel on this style of loafer adds structure to the shoe, ensuring I'll be able to wear them comfortably all day.
Some even come with platform soles, which only makes them sturdy, and also adds a chic '70s edge that we've been seeing everywhere for 2024. Just ask Daisy Edgar-Jones.
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