I love when a trend is wearable and accessible to women. I feel this way about block heels. These shoes can potentially be more comfortable and supportive than styles that aren't as stacked. Trend that is practical? Sign me up!
How to Wear Block Heels
Looking to add these shoes to your wardrobe? I put some outfits together using this style and added some additional styles for you to check out at the end of this post.
Outfit #1
Marc Fisher makes amazing block heels and I was drawn in by this tapestry style. Working with the colors of the print, I paired these shoes with a pair of ankle length pants from Theory, a soft mauve tunic blouse from Reiss, lapis double drop necklace from Topshop and burgundy bucket bag from Phillip Lim.
If you don't like the print of these Marc Fisher block heels but like the style, don't worry, there are a variety of other shades to choose from.
Outfit #2
If you want to get the most out of your new block heels, try them in a neutral shade, like beige. The color will work with everything. I also love the way these block heels from Corso Como look rich with this auburn suede dress from Banana Republic. I styled this outfit with turquoise earrings Kendra Scott, a tan tote from Sole Society and Kate Spade cuff bracelet.
Outfit #3
Block heels aren't just for work. You can even try them casually. With a sturdier heel, they can not only be more comfortable they will look more casual than a stiletto style. I styled this navy pair from Cole Haan with wide leg cropped jeans from J. Crew, a breton from Boden, tissue weight scarf in navy from Nordstrom, red crossbody bag from Rebecca Minkoff, and blue cluster earrings.
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Ready to give block heels a try this season? Check out these additional styles.
