October is officially spooky season—and shoe designers are quick to keep up. Vandy the Pink is among those releasing a Halloween-themed shoe. Made in collaboration with Clarks Originals, the footwear features a skeleton design and a chic suede Clarks tag. Other colourways include green, brown, white, and pink.

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Earlier on, Nike had also released a more minimalist version of the Halloween shoe. Their Nike Blazer Low 77 Shadow features the iconic check mark in a telltale shadow style. They've also changed up their usual font of choice for a spookier option, emulating the Halloween spirit a month before the official season. 

Kanye's controversial show in Paris for YZYSZN 9 was met with much criticism. While his shocking "White Lives Matter" t-shirt garnered most of the (negative) attention, a few people did notice new YZY footwear. A new boot was presented on the runway and though its design seems fairly simplistic, its production is a whole other story. Tech company, Zellerfeld, helped produce the footwear using 3D printing, which drastically cuts time in clothes manufacturing. According to Zellerfeld, the boots were finished within a single weekend prior to the show. 

You may know Givenchy's TK-360 sneaker. Conceptualised by creative director, Matthew M Williams, the shoe itself is made with a custom-moulded silhouette and features a classic stretch knit upper that is integrated into the sole. Needless to say, it became a staple design for the brand. For its fall-winter 2022 collection, Givenchy has redesigned the sneaker to cross over into women's wear. The TK-360+ fuses technical innovation with wonderful aesthetics and features grid-like grooves and contrasting accents of pink and wicket text.

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