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Tuesday 10 February 2015

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We all know for Men’s Fashion the importance of great footwear. Along with confidence, your shoes are arguably the most defining part of any ensemble, smart or casual. And it’s not just women who take notice of what’s on your feet before anything else these days, especially with more and more men showing an interest in fashion and style, so getting the choice right is vital for any sartorially-inclined male.

Despite us having more footwear silhouettes than ever to choose from, many of us still stick to what we know best – the classics. Those genuine wardrobe essentials that every man should own: tan/brown brogues, black Derbies, suede desert boots, white trainers… and possibly a more practical option if the weather is truly dreadful.

Of course, there is nothing wrong with this, but often it’s the subtle differences that set us apart as the best-dressed man in the room. And if shoes are as important as we all continue to make out, they’re clearly the best place to start.

With this in mind, we’re set to break down three alternative men’s footwear silhouettes for autumn/winter and summer that will breathe life into your current collection

1. Leather Chelsea/Desert Boots

We start with two styles all men should already be comfortable with: Chelsea and desert boots. Are they alternative? Hardly. Chelsea boots have been back on the fashion radar for the past twelve months and the popularity of the desert boot has never waned. However, although suede versions are now pretty ubiquitous on high streets up and down the country, it’s the more winter-appropriate leather designs we are recommending today.

As the weather is starting to worsen, suede is becoming a more and more problematic to wear. Having to brush your boots down after getting caught in a surprise rain shower quickly becomes tiresome and without significant care, the elements will eventually destroy the fabric completely. Not an ideal winter investment.

Don’t get us wrong, leather versions of these in vogue silhouettes aren’t going to see you through a snowstorm, but they will handle the daily rigours of winter weather much better, especially if you opt for a practical rubber sole. They’ll also stand out against the sea of military and brogue boots that are set to dominate the next couple of months.

Chelsea boots in smooth or textured pebble-grain leather are much smarter than their suede counterparts. Able to be dressed up or down effortlessly, they look just as good paired with your nine-to-five tailoring as they do with jeans down the pub on a Friday night. This is a style that will quickly become your default option for work and play. Their practical, easy pull on nature only makes them more appealing.

Similarly, switching your suede desert boots for a chocolate brown leather pair is an easy way to separate yourself from the next man’s Clarks Originals. Let’s face it: nearly everyone now owns a pair in beige, and for good reason – they’re the ultimate smart-casual shoe. Yet leather versions are arguably more versatile than their delicate suede cousins, as they can be dressed up with slim-cut trousers and a blazer without looking out of place. Perfect for a night out on the town, and it means you won’t have to dodge all the puddles on the way home anymore.

It can be all too easy to get stuck in a rut during autumn/winter, wearing the same comfortable pieces day in, day out – and that includes footwear. Something as simple as subbing your brogues for a pair of Chelsea boots or veering away from the traditional color ways can make all the difference to how you both look and feel.

The three alternative picks above may not be at the top of everyone’s list when it comes to choosing a pair of shoes just before you leave the house. But despite being a little bit offbeat, they all retain a timeless quality and would make a worthy addition to any autumn/winter shoe collection.

But what do you think – are you a fan of the footwear options showcased today

Printed Footwear

No longer confined to just clothing, prints of all kinds were applied to a wealth of footwear styles on autumn/winter 2014 runways.

One of the best-executed looks came from Dior Home, whose relatively subtle black and white polka dot patterned lace-ups worked well in combination with the overall polka dot pattern applied to the tailoring.

An honorable mention also goes to Mark McNairy, who channeled the continuing popularity of the camouflage print with some came print lace-ups, proving printed footwear doesn’t always need to be about dots and floral:

With both high-end designers and high street brands making a case for footwear that’s not so classic this season, there’s never been a better time to start treading some uncharted territory and experimenting with statement styles.