15 Popular Nordstrom Shoes For Every Winter Occassion

Dolce Vita Kanika Pointed Toe Pump ($90, originally $135)

The 3.5-inch heels on these pointed toe pumps are ideal if you want a height boost or to accentuate your legs in a cocktail dress. You can grab them in 10 different colors, some of which are on sale.

Adidas Gazelle Sneaker ($100)

A classic that will never go out of style, these Adidas Gazelle sneakers look fabulous with everything from dresses and jeans to sweatsuits with a trench. The pinkish tan hue is also a fantastic neutral if you want to deviate from black and gray.

Vagabond Shoemakers Ansie Mary Jane Pump ($105, originally $175)

For Mary Janes with a slight edge, this pair fits the bill with its double straps, glossy finish, and chunky heel. We especially love them with sheer ankle socks, but you can also wear them without socks on warmer days. Our editor owns them and can't get over how comfortable they are. For more details and to see how she styles them, read our Vagabond Shoemakers Ansie Mary Jane Pump review.

Editor quote: "Because the shoes are so comfortable, I feel confident wearing them to work events, coworking spaces, dinner dates, and even just long days outside of my house. They ooze a polished and preppy vibe that feels formal yet still playful; you can get away with wearing them to the office and straight to a cocktail party afterward." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Shopping

Sam Edelman Paige Bootie ($115, originally $170)

Between the textured calf hair and leopard print, these booties can easily wake up an all-black outfit or mix with other classic prints, like plaid and pinstripes. The squared toe gives them a bit of modern edge while the stacked block heel makes them comfortable enough to wear to the office.

Dolce Vita Reyes Mary Jane ($120)

It seems like red Mary Jane flats are everywhere right now, and this pair is raking in tons of positive reviews. Shoppers are loving how comfortable the leather is and appreciate the modern take of the square toe that reveals just a hint of toe cleavage.

Cloudtilt Athletic Sneaker ($160)

If you're looking for a running shoe that has major cushioning with a lightweight sole, these Cloudtilt sneakers are definitely worth trying. They offer a soft landing, whether you're going for a run, walking, or enjoying a step class. Grab them in this smoky gray and tan palette, or in three other color combinations.

Coach Leah Platform Loafers ($195)

The patent leather and chunky platform sole on these loafers is a refreshing twist on a classic that you can wear for years. If patent leather isn't your thing, you can choose from several other styles.

Miz Mooz Carlitos Western Bootie ($200)

For a soft entry into the Western aesthetic, you can't go wrong with this bootie. It has a stacked heel, tonal stitching, and ankle height. It comes in eight colors, ranging from neutrals to bold colors, but we love this Brandy hue.

Sam Edelman Sylvia Knee High Boot ($200)

Sexy and elegant, we're picturing wearing these knee-high boots with everything from dresses and skirts to barrel-leg pants. They come in several different leather options, as well as this gorgeous suede styles.

Neil J. Rodgers Plisse Ankle Boots ($895)

Neil J. Rodgers just became available at Nordstrom, and we're eyeing these pleated ankle boots. The shape and color is versatile enough to be worn with practically anything, but the individually hand-folded pleats crafted from soft Italian leather also make a statement. They're selling quickly, so snag them in your size before they're gone!

Angela Elias (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping, where she reviews everything from beauty products to kitchen gadgets, curates can't-miss sales, and creates "best of" shopping roundups. In her former roles at PS, she led the relaunch of its Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-camera talent, and publicist.