Boots. in a di ity of ty ,remain
ery important, They are rugged and
functional. bilio on oma e, slim
and -foot ear for every fashion
100 ° est 0 cold tber gear; boots
that lace up, boots 0 h tractor bottom ,
boots °th fleece linin , quilted and
do n-ftJled boot , natural, grained and
di ressed boots, boot with metal
trim Ii e uds and fink chains, most
ith ide top lines for tue 0 ng in pant •
Also important are the Elizabethan
100 °th' floppy collars, many of
them richly decorated. These boots have
con uti cuffs, that up or fold over
depending on the of the clothes.
They are color blocked and pleated,
scalJOped and tassled and they're made
for faU's dramatic, opulent fashions.
The riding boot, the jodhpur, the
pat -in leather, uede or patent-are
the ari ocrats. They're m for the
elegant country looks that will be of ma­
jor importance this fall.
GhiUi , kilti ,oxfords, pectators
ed heel pum ,T - raps and in- ep
in aU heel heights are the refined
for dayw . They give a clean­
lined, streamlined "men ear" feel with
minimal omamcn ation. Paired with rib-
Fall Footwear Previe
bed texture or darker hosiery for the leg,
t ilhouettes in patent and leather,
skin and suede evo e a sense of c 0 of a
bygone era.
At the opposite end of the fashion
pectrum are th court pumps. Scrolled
and nailheadcd, bo ed and bue
these are t in rich 0 to col-
orations.
Glamour 0 the watch ord for even-
ing. Tuxedo pumps, xy
helled- and cut-out pumps take on
ky high bed height 0 Textures arc lush:
lure , uede, moire, velvet, lots of patent
in black, red or bI and red. They're
trimmed ith bo ,. feat ,
rhinesto , at the throatline or the
It' the return of t femme fat
down to her t