The 15 Trendiest Kids’ Shoes to Buy This Holiday Season
There’s something so high-pitched-squeal-worthy about little kids’ shoes (and anything miniature, for that matter). But your mini-me can’t wear just any old kicks. She or he deserves the cream of the crop. Here, the best of the best, from timeless Mary Janes to trendy fur slides.
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Wool Sneakers
For the (pint-sized) sneaker head.
Allbirds ($55, from sizes 5T-10T)
Suede Sneakers
Be still our giant-bow-loving hearts.
Puma ($30, from sizes 4T-10T)
Fringe Boots
Because your little one is already a free spirit.
Ugg ($70, from sizes 12K-13K and 1Y-5Y)
Drawstring Hi-Tops
Who needs laces, anyway?
Native ($70, from sizes 1Y-6Y)
Satin Mary Janes
Designer ones, at that. (Beware of the price tag.)
Christian Louboutin ($250, toddler sizes available on Goop starting Nov. 16)
Fur Slides
Like a stuffed animal for her feet.
Steve Madden ($30, from sizes 13K and 1Y-5Y)
Chambray Booties
They’ll give a pair of shoes to a child in need with every purchase. Aww.
Toms ($40, from sizes 1T-4T)
Metallic Ankle Boots
Not all princesses wear glass slippers.
Old Navy ($30, from sizes 11K-13K and 1Y-5Y)
Velcro Sneakers
Only the best for your little style blogger.
Gucci ($210, from 1T-4T)
Velvet Loafers
He’s officially the coolest kid on the block.
Zara ($40, from sizes 9K-13.5K and 1Y-7Y)
Lace-Up Boots
So much cooler than those patent leather dress shoes your MIL got him.
H&M ($30, from sizes 7.5K-13K and 1Y-2Y)
Suede Boots
They’re not over-the-knee, but it’s only because she’s growing like a beanstalk.
Stuart Weitzman ($36, from sizes 1T-4T)
Glitter Flats
Getting dressed in the morning? Piece o’ cake with these sparkly babies.
J.Crew ($80, from sizes 8K-13K and 1Y-5Y)
Floral Combat Boots
A pair she’ll wear well into summer.
Old Navy ($29, from sizes 11K-13K and 1Y-6Y)
Bejeweled Ankle Boots
We’re losing it over here.
Zara ($50, from sizes 9K-13.5K and 1Y-7Y)
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