Look for shoes in the rich colors of the season: deep plum, chocolate, crimson and gold. Tan with fur is also a great look. These will give off a warm look just right for cooler months.
Step 3:
Opt for faux fur trimming on shoes for an added layer of warmth. It's not just for boots anymore: faux fur trimming can be found on other styles as well, such as mules and clogs. Remember we need to stay warm.
Step 4:
Spice up your winter shoe wardrobe by choosing styles bedecked with rhinestones, metal buckles, beading and other such accents. Just because it's winter, that's no reason for your shoes to be dull and drab. Style is very important even thought its very cold outside.
Step 5:
Go for knee-high styles to keep your lower legs encased in warmth. Paired with heavy tights, this choice won't leave you out in the cold.
Step 6:
Select boots based on your personal need. If you will be wearing them in a lot of snow or wet conditions, you probably need a heavy-duty snow boot. If you are simply wanting to keep your feet toasty while looking good at the same time, choose something more along the lines of a suede ankle boot with a fashionable side zipper.
