The fascination with the Wild West is here to stay, and the cow-print shoe is already cropping up in stores and on streets across the world:
have embraced all things cowboy inspired. Even now, as summer turns to fall, it’s clear that this fascination with the Wild West is here to stay: Get ready to see street-style mavens of all stripes sporting dude-ranch-inspired pieces.
So let’s start with the cow-print shoe, which is already cropping up both in stores and on streets across the world. The print is an excellent transitional pattern for fall: It looks cozy, and it’s very chic. Looking for some inspiration on how to make the summer of yeehaw into the fall of yeehaw? We have a few ideas. You could, for instance, buy a pair of very autumnal cow-print loafers, like the ones we’ve selected from Sebago.
? Tory Burch does a pair of calf-hair studded clogs in white and warm chestnut. Hoping to find the perfect pair of low-cut boots? Penelope Chilvers makes a particularly darling safari boot in dark pink and brown.All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.
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