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“Catherine defined an era. Her clothes demonstrated how it was possible to simultaneously look feminine and elegant and businesslike. Her collections of glamorous tailoring made women feel confident and chic,” said Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman on the death of Catherine Walker, one of Princess Diana’s favourite designers. [Vogue UK]

Claudia Schiffer will be launching her own fashion line during the Winter 2011 season. [WWD]

Lindsay Lohan‘s US$1,595 Madame Butterfly Christian Louboutins were spared a stint in Lynwood Correctional Facility thanks to Lindsey’s mother Dina Lohan, who was seen leaving the hearing with her daughter’s shoes. [Racked]

Squeeze out the last bit of summer in these beige sandals from Aldo ($80, aldoshoes.com). The interlaced matte and patent leather sections add interest to a monochromatic colour scheme. Add some tights and these heels can be worn through fall.

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If you’ve been wondering when you can buy those chunky heels that the models wore during the Rad Hourani Spring 2011 fashion show look no further than the Paris-based Canadian designer’s website (radhourani.com).

Show your edgy side with chunky soles that are high on style. See our favourite wedge-heel boots. See all our fall favourites in the Fall Trends Guide.

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When Naomi Campbell wiped out on Vivenne Westwood’s runway in 1993, she was wearing a purple mock croc pair of the designer’s Super-Elevated Gilles. The nine-inch high lace-ups were made for Westwood’s Anglomania collection and are one of nearly 200 pairs currently on display at Selfridges Ultralounge for Vivienne Westwood Shoes, An Exhibition 1973 – […]

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It’s very rare that a sneaker-ish bootie doesn’t look like it’s having an identity crisis, but methinks this one ($65, aldoshoes.com) pulls it off quite swimmingly. Observe how nicely the colours all blend together and how lovely these would look matched with a pair of slouchy jeans.

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Add full-bodied flavour to your fall wardrobe with footewear in rich shades of red. See our picks! See all our fall favourites in the Fall Trends Guide.

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Whenever I’m working something new into my wardrobe, I’ll spend a rainy afternoon digging through my closet an trying on staple favourites with my latest acquisition. This is what inspired our new video series, Style Studio, starring our always fabulously put-together fashion market editor Sarah Casselman. In our first installment, Sarah tackles our favourite borrowed-from-the-boys […]

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The low-heel, pointy-toe pump has usurped the platform as the runway’s top shoe. Will you switch sides? VOTE NOW! See the best of the Fall 2010 runway in our Fall Trends Guide.

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We can’t decide whether we like these Shipwreck wedges from BC Footwear better in the neutral shades or the bright hues, but at only $85 a pair (bcfootwear.com), we can afford to have options.

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Designers reinvented the boot for summer with open toes, cut-outs and other sandal inspired touches. See our favourite looks. Sign up for our FASHION Loves newsletter and get our weekly runway picks, videos, street style snaps and more delivered to your inbox.

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These Miss Sixty patent sandals ($80, brownsshoes.com) give the recently ubiquitous gladiator a subtle update.

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