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Meghan Markle Just Wore J. Crew Ankle Boots With Skinny Jeans

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have officially landed Down Under for their two-week tour of Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, and Fiji. Not only does this mark their first international tour, but it’s also Meghan Markle’s debut event since Kensington Palace confirmed that she and Prince Harry are expecting their first child together. We already learned that the new baby will be arriving in spring 2019, and we can’t wait to uncover more details about the mini royal.

In the meantime, we’ll be reveling in all of Markle’s sure-to-be-amazing looks on her tour, including the J.Crew ankle boots she wore on Tuesday with a blazer designed by her friend Serena Williams. On Monday, she wore Australian designer Karen Gee’s Blessed Dress ($1285), so we’re expecting Markle will include plenty more Aussie brands in her repertoire this month. She then changed into a green Brandon Maxwell dress, which complemented her butterfly earrings that once belonged to Princess Diana. Scroll down to see every single outfit from her royal tour.

On Meghan Markle: Serena Boss Oversize Blazer ($145); Maison Kitsuné Logo Embroidered Cotton Shirt ($219); Outland Denim Isabel Jeans in Black ($195);  Sadie Ankle Boots in Suede 
On Meghan Markle: Brandon Maxwell dress; Tamara Mellon Rebel 105 Shoes in Nude ($395)
On Meghan Markle: Karen Gee Blessed Dress ($1285)
On Meghan Markle: Rothy’s Black Solid Flats ($145)
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Yes, You Can Wear Overalls in the Fall and Winter—Here’s How

You may think of overalls as more of a summer garment—blame the months you spent as a kid wearing them while school was out—but they actually hold their own in the colder months, too. Follow the lead of the fashion set to learn how to wear overalls in the fall and winter, and you won’t have to pack them away with your sandals and gingham dresses.

If you have a denim pair, swap out your linen crop top for a lightweight hoodie or a knit turtleneck. Pile on the outerwear—whether it’s a leather jacket or a faux-fur coat—and make cropped hems seasonally appropriate with cute hosiery or ankle-hugging sock boots. It’s also the ideal time to break out overalls in heavier fabrics like leather or velvet, which can be dressed up with silk blouses or fancy knits.

With a little thoughtful layering, dungarees can be a year-round staple. Below, see 10 ways to wear them right now, plus shop pairs for every style.

We love head-to-toe white in the winter, but adding the camo jacket takes this one up a notch.
The details here—from the coordinating scarf to the slightly sheer socks—are all on point.
Who says paint-spattered overalls can’t look high fashion?
Keep things sleek and simple with a black turtleneck and patent boots.
This dressier option proves anyone can wear the trend.
Like leather pants, only better.
Very My So-Called Life—and we fully mean that as a compliment.
Break out the Carhartts.
Oversize layers keep you comfy and warm.
The gold accents make this outfit particularly sophisticated.
We love this head-to-toe winter white look. 
You can’t go wrong with a loose, comfortable fit. 
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I’m 5’10” and I’m Living for These 13 Non-Boring Flats

From the Anna Wintour approved–boot trend to Kate Middleton’s favorite fall shoes, it can seem like some of the best shoes out there require a commitment to 4-inches-and-up heights. But that’s far from the case, which is a particular relief for taller girls like me who can’t be bothered to wear anything other than flats. 

For instance, Italian brand Luisa Beccaria designed fanciful flats in collaboration with Gia Couture that are as pretty as any heels on the market. Meanwhile, Aquazzura created a fresh take on the cap-toe trend, while Bally expertly translated the Middleton-approved velvet shoe trend into wearable flats that are worthy of any holiday party on the horizon. The next time you’re tempted to suffer through a day of blisters and heel pain, keep this list handy (your feet will thank you). Scroll down to shop my favorite flats right now. 

Prettier than a picnic table. 
You can always rely on Aquazzura for the chicest Italian shoes. 
Velvet always comes back for fall, and these Bally shoes are the perfect version. 
I love these because they instantly dress up jeans and a tee. 
Seriously, can you beat the $30 price tag? 
Again, velvet shoes are everywhere for fall. 
The mesh panel makes these black mules feel fresh.
Does it get any prettier than these? 
Ballet flats will never go out of style. 
Schutz is a great brand for well-made, reasonably priced shoes that touch on all the coolest trends. 
White shoes aren’t always the most practical, but they’re definitely chic. 
When two beautiful brands work together on a collaboration, great things happen. 
These shoes will go with everything in your closet—promise. 
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10 Pairs of Party Shoes to Rock This NYE

Get your NYE outfits ready: We’ve finally reached the homestretch. At Who What Wear, we’ve personally been counting down to December 31 for weeks now, with many an email being forwarded around the offices as we all hunt for pieces worthy of seeing in the New Year. Whether you’re getting dolled up for a black-tie soirée or a dance floor under a disco ball, one thing’s for sure: New Year’s Eve calls for footwear that’s just a little bit extra. Even if your plans call for cooking dinner with your S.O. and watching that ball drop, we’re big believers in making sure there’s still a party south of your ankles. So we looked to Nordstrom to fulfill our need for special, affordable New Years Eve shoes.

Check out the 10 pairs of occasion-worthy shoes and boots we can’t wait to wear—they’re just a click away thanks to Steve Madden’s range at Nordstrom.

Oh hi, it’s our favorite sandals making a sneaky second appearance on our top 10 list. This nude rhinestone version will be keeping us sophisticated (even if we end up wearing oversize “Happy 2018!” sunglasses).
Just imagine how pretty these are going to look in the late night moonlight. 
Vinyl shoes have been all the rage this year, and this pair can easily be dressed up or down (although you’re probably going to want to dress them up on December 31). 
These super sparkly boots will be the talk of whatever NYE party you attend.
We love the subtly sporty feel of these strappy sandals. Try styling them with a black jumpsuit for New Year’s Eve.
Don’t want to wear heels? We get it, and Steve Madden is here for you with a pair of very festive flats.
Nothing says “party ready” like a pair of pretty feathered heels. These will make even the simplest of outfits shine.
The studded sole detail makes these already-chic sandals 10 times cooler.
Another pair of flirty naked sandals to consider if you want a little more ankle support.
Seeking something a little sleeker than sparkles?  These modern, cherry red pumps are for you. 

Trust us—there’s way more where they came from. Shop more party-ready shoe styles over at Nordstrom.

This post was originally published at an earlier date and has been updated.