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Vince Camuto kicked off the fall season in style — complete with an array of new boots.
On Wednesday night, the footwear label hosted an array of influencers at its Boots for (F)all event in New York City, highlighting its new fall 2023 range of inclusive wide-calf boots with a themed dinner and shoe customizations. The range was toasted by a host of digital personalities, as well; the guest list notably included influencer sisters Natalie and Dylana Suarez, who arrived in coordinating sets of glossy black footwear: flared Mary Jane heels and buckle-topped flats, respectively.
Other attendees leaned into the event’s focus on versatile fall dressing and neutral hues. TikTok fashion influencer Bella Gerard slipped on a pair of shiny black platform-soled heels with a coordinating corset belt for the occasion, which cinched her light tan suit for a business-worthy look.
Meanwhile, some guests took a tonally colorful approach to outfitting themselves for the event, like model and influencer Raeann Langas — who opted to layer a red leather trench coat over her lacy dress and black patent boots for the occasion.
Vince Camuto’s fall 2023 collection features a wide range of shoe styles, including its new range of wide-calf boots in standard, wide calf and extra-wide calf sizing. Other silhouettes include knee-high and ankle boots, heeled loafers, pumps and sandals, which range in hue from classic black, white and brown to metallic gold, deep purple and maroon, among others.
You can currently shop Vince Camuto’s fall 2023 collection now on the brand’s website.
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