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10 trending shoe styles on sale at DSW
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The gift wrapping is thrown away, the Christmas entrees are eaten, and you may or may not be satisfied with the presents Santa has delivered this time. If you were shocked last week to find no new Nike steppers or this season’s hottest suede boots under the tree, fear not. For yourself (or someone whose birthday unfortunately falls close to the holiday season). ahand ahBut also great value based on the reduced price.
Welcome to DSW’s biggest sale of the year. The popular shoe retailer’s Semi-Annual Sale is finally here, and WWD Shop editors have already spent hours scouring online shelves for the best deals across the footwear category, including running sneakers, the aforementioned boots, executive-approved flats, and comfy clogs.
While DSW may sometimes get a bad rap for eschewing designer brands and relying instead on affordable alternatives, you’ll find some of today’s most popular brands here, including Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Fly, Vince, and Stuart Weitzman, as well as big brands like Nike and Crocs.
Until January 4th, you can also save even more by applying the code unlock 10 All DSW shoppers will receive an additional 10% off discount at checkout. And if you’re looking for even more perks (it’s time to treat yourself this year, after all!), simply sign up for DSW’s VIP Rewards program, which will earn you points with every purchase, free shipping on every order, and a special birthday surprise.
Whether your only New Year’s resolution is to finally pamper your feet with the comfort they deserve (comfort is the name of the game for the Ugg clogs and similar silhouettes in this roundup), or if you’re looking to step up the cold weather with something complete with snakeskin and stiletto heels (hello, Kenneth Cole New York Utah boots!), know that DSW’s Semi-Annual Sale is here to help you achieve that goal. of course Otherwise we wouldn’t be writing about it or making a fuss about it.
Below, we’ve selected for you the 10 trendiest shoes we found at DSW. Sizes keep increasing, so don’t waste your time shopping for the big sale, which only lasts until the first week of January. And believe me. In this case, there is no need to return the product. You’ll fall in love instantly with this It-girl-approved selection.
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Reebok Classic AZ Sneakers
Now is the perfect time to add some retro 1970s runners to your shoe collection. We especially recommend these Reebok Classic AZ sneakers. Benefiting from a blended material upper, EVA cushioning, and grippy outsole, they combine stylish flair with practicality to help you reach your 10,000-step-a-day goal without hurting your feet.
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $49.48
nike pacific sneakers
Nike sneakers under $55? A real winter miracle! The old-school Lowepro Pacific features a comfortable, breathable combination of mesh and suede, all in a bold color scheme. Other details we love are the shoe’s herringbone sole, puffy Swoosh detail, padded collar and tongue, and its go-with-anything versatility, which makes it perfect for styling with dresses.
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $53.98
michael kors arolla pump
Michael Kors’ Alola pumps are modern and punk…and there’s no shame in it. Proudly flaunting these features with all-over metal grommets, this flashy pant pump also features a pointed toe, slingback strap, and 2.5-inch metal heel to lift your feet while keeping all-day comfort top of mind.
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $118.78
Fly Melissa Button Boots
Frye is America’s oldest continuously operating shoe brand. In other words, it knows what it’s doing and continues to develop instant classic styles with top quality craftsmanship. Frye’s Melissa Button boots redefine today’s equestrian obsession, boasting a block heel, cushioned footbed, and top-of-the-line construction made from reddish leather. People with wide calves can also rejoice in the fact that Fry’s Melissa has a special “wide” option (which is selling faster than the standard version).
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $152.98
Cole Haan Yara Ballet Flats
Ballet shoes can be worn all season long if you know how to style them correctly. Paired with fleece-lined tights, maxi dresses, and faux fur coats, Cole Haan’s leather yara becomes a celebration of quiet luxury. I like the rounded toe, the delicate ribbon in the center, and the streamlined shape that doesn’t feel constricting at all.
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $99.99
kenneth cole new york uta boots
snake skin is Selection subject With its moment set on the Fall/Winter 2025 runways, we don’t expect this pattern to disappear from the fashion set’s wishlists anytime soon. This heavily discounted boot is a knee-high stunner wrapped in the (synthetic) skin of a cold-blooded reptile. As if this wasn’t enough, it also features a minimalist buckle and skinny heel to help you walk around outside with confidence this season.
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $76.48
crocs classic clog
Crocs’ popular classic clog silhouette can be packed up for a vacation, worn on the pool deck in the summer, or worn to relieve foot pressure after a hard workout. The instantly recognizable shoe comes in a Frosted Grape colorway and costs less than $40. Lightweight, breezy, and lined with massaging lugs, they’ll quickly become your go-to shoe (whether you like to wear your clogs in “sport mode” or “relax mode”).
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $39.99
franco sarto lucia loafers
Shiny and sophisticated, the Lucia loafer from Franco Sarto (a brand seen on everyone from Oprah to Katie Holmes) is also sustainably made, featuring chic accents like tassels and pennykeeper straps, and a stacked heel for support in every move. Pair your smartest cigarette pants with a crisp all-white button-up. you’re welcome.
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $69.99
Hunter Original Chelsea Rain Boots
Even if it rains a lot in your area during the winter, these hunter boots are basically non-negotiable. Made from vegan, waterproof rubber, it molds to the contours of your foot to provide maximum protection from the elements while being easy to step on and take off. Plus, Chelsea’s style is admired by A-listers like Kate Middleton, Selena Gomez, and even Harry Styles. What is not to worship?
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $139.99
Ugg Lanah clog slippers
Yes, yes. You may have saved one of the best items from the DSW sale for last. These Ugg Lanah clog slippers spotlight everyone’s favorite UGGplush lining and the brand’s luxurious suede. What sets them apart from some Ugg boots you may have owned in the past is the slipper’s slingback strap closure (which makes them quite reminiscent of the aforementioned Crocs Classic Clog).
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $109.96
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