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Stories on style, craft and the places we love
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Style NotesThe Ankle Boot Rule for Wide-Leg Jeans (and Every Other Pair)
Ankle boots with wide-leg jeans, cords, or ecru denim come down to one rule: a pointed toe. Meet the Rema, the flat bootie built for it.
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Style NotesRiding Boots for the Year of the Horse
It’s the Year of the Fire Horse, and riding boots are back. How to wear them with jeans, skirts, a barn jacket, and a little biker edge.
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Style NotesThe ’90s Minimalist: Fall’s Most Copied Wardrobe
Slip skirts, kitten heels, and knee boots: why ’90s minimalism is fall’s most copied wardrobe, and the five pairs of shoes that build it.
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PlacesA Fall Foliage Weekend in New England, and the Boots to Wear
Scarlet maples, gold birches and winding back roads. Fall foliage tips for New England, plus the boots and outfits to pack for the trip.
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What to WearFall Going-Out Outfits: Dinner, Date Night, Drinks
A kitten heel for dinner, a knee boot for date night, a loafer mule for drinks. Fall going-out outfits, built shoes first.
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What to WearDress Like Lorelai: Gilmore Girls Fall Outfits
A black mini dress, knee boots, a gray coat, and jeans for the coffee run: Lorelai Gilmore’s fall formula, rebuilt shoes first.
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What to WearThe Fall Weekend Edit: Brunch, Apple Picking, Wineries
Loafers for brunch, riding boots for the orchard, slouchy booties for the winery. What to wear on a fall weekend, shoes first.
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What to WearWhat to Wear When Fall Can’t Make Up Its Mind
Warm afternoons, cool mornings. The loafers, mules and ballet flats to wear while fall decides, plus how to style loafers with socks.
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Style NotesCan Western Boots Go Downtown? Styling the New West
Worn-in suede, deep brown leather, a slouch at the ankle. How to take ranch-style Western boots into the city this fall.
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In ConversationWhy Does Leather Last? A Conversation on Craft
Durability and versatility: what Brazil’s leather industry is saying about the material, and why it has shaped every Bernardo pair since 1946.
TRUE TO BERNARDO’S FOUNDING PHILOSOPHY, REIMAGINED IN NYC AND HANDCRAFTED IN BRAZIL.