Yes, I know Spring isn’t here, yet. However, with all these warm sunny days we’ve been experiencing, it’s hard to not start thinking about Spring. Better yet, it’s hard to not start thinking about the things we want to wear this spring. As usual, I’ve started my seasonal style preparations by pinpointing the shoes I’m wanting this season. In order to create the perfect spring shoes edit, you have to narrow down where you will be wearing said shoes. Fortunately, for me, the places I go the most don’t require a professional dress code. So, my shoe edit is casual, but has has some chic elements to make them work-friendly, as well.

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For the past few weeks (maybe months), I’ve been obsessing over velvet booties. Velvet is such a winter fabric, but I’ve always been a little indifferent about wearing velvet shoes. Wet velvet can’t be a good idea, right? Yet, despite my logic, velvet ankle boots have been popping up everywhere. So much so, that I’ve developed an obsession. You can get a pair of these ‘it’ shoes in various colors and prints, if that’s your thing.

So, please join on the plight of finding a pair of cute velvet booties.

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I’ve been having a very difficult time selecting the right shoe in the morning. Here in Memphis, the weather has been very typical; inconsistent. One day it’s a perfectly chilly day to wear your favorite denim jacket and the next day you find your self looking under your bed for your other black flip flop. I was so frustrated with my fall shoe options while I was getting dressed this morning. I needed an option that was chic and comfortable enough to wear to the office, but didn’t have many options. The answer was a pair of leopard print loafers.

I firmly believe that every stylish closet needs a pair of leopard print loafers, which I had until this past spring. I wore out my Jeffrey Campbell loafers until they were too big to wear. Leopard print loafers are so easy style and comfortable to wear. So, I need a new pair ASAP! There are plenty of options out there and here are the ones that I’m leaning toward.

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