Runway Trend To Know Now: The Updated Gladiator Boot

Posted by , on October 3, 2012 at 12:10 pm

Alexander Wang sent down gladiator-inspired boots with graphic cut-outs.

 

At Altuzarra, lace-up details took on a more traditional tribal aesthetic.

 

At Diesel Black & Gold, gothic spats were layered over skinny denim.

 

Lacing at Salvatore Ferragamo had us wondering how long these would take to put on. 

 

Jean Paul Gaultier highlighted a stacked wedge and knee-high tie details.

 

Proenza Schouler took the trend to futuristic place with an avant-garde heel shape.

 

Marios Schwab went boho-chic for his rendition of the popular look.

 

Leave it to Versace to infuse serious sex appeal with a bondage-style shape

 

Tom Ford choose neutral-colored leather with kneecap braces, adding striking constrast to the clean, minimal clothes.

 

Up-to-there embellishments was the name of the game at Paco Rabanne.

 

Acne presented the shoe style in cool cobalt.

 

The perforated leather and buckled shoes at BCBMAXAZRIA might be the style we're itching to wear most. 

 

Strapping at Edun updated basic gladiator sandals.

 

White lace-up open-toe boots were a dream at Just Cavall.

 

Armor-inspired versions made a showing at Victoria Beckham.

 

There have been plenty of eye-catching trends this fashion season, and while many are getting our blood pumping, we observed a massive shoe trend that’s equally as exciting: The updated gladiator sandal in boot form.

Ranging from futuristic to tribal, different variations on this intriguing trend were sent down runways, and we especially love the look worn over skinny jeans with a basic white shirt to balance the buckles, fringes, or zippers. From ankle-high clasps to full-on knee coating styles, there was certainly a range of heights to match your taste.

Here, we round-up the best gladiator sandal-boots for you to jumpstart your wardrobe now.


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