A group of experts consider the accessories from the past 100 years that changed how we carry our things — and ourselves. Credit... Supported by By Alexa BrazilianTahirah HairstonJameson ...

Key trends included fur, faux or real; statement outerwear; fringe; lots of texture, and sharp tailoring, with high heels making a comeback.

We've got the classic Birkenstock Boston clog—really, a no-brainer for the slip-on genre—and the G.H. Bass Weejun, ole reliable through the years. If you want something more casual, like a sneaker, we ...

If you ask us, loafers take the top spot when it comes to men’s formal shoes. It’s a silhouette that does it all. Whether you ...

When I think of loafers, I think of G.H.Bass. That’s why last year, when I decided to finally buy a pair, I grabbed the Whitney Weejuns. The loafers are easily the most-worn shoe in my entire ...

For its F/W 25 collection, Gucci models walked through a dark green–coated space with a massive interlocking G logo in the middle. The color alone—a departure from the black cherry that has ...

The other day, a 35-year-old man asked me what kind of shoes he was supposed to be wearing with his baggy jeans. The sentiment he expressed was that although he knew baggy jeans were the trendy choice ...

There are a number of different types of loafers out there. A few styles are fairly specific to men’s shoes, like the Belgian or the monk-strap loafer, so for this guide, I focused on those gear ...

9. Luxe Loafers: Channeling quiet luxury vibes are these low key loafers that come in luxe leather and swanky suede fabrics. 10. Waterproof Wonders: These waterproof chelsea boots are how I plan ...

It doesn’t matter the environment—corporate, creative, somewhere in-between—you still need to get dressed for work. But what passes as appropriate office attire is highly subjective, and the ...