The Must-Have Shoe for Autumn

There’s a new footwear trend making waves this fall.

Recently, Bethenny Frankel stirred some conversation during her trip to New York, where she appeared on “Jenna and Her Friends’ Today’s Show.” While she looked stunning for the show, it was her choice of footwear—a pair of Rothy’s Casuals—that really caught the public’s attention.

You might wonder why the double take? Well, those shoes were the same ones Jennifer Lawrence sported a few months back. They’re also popular among other trendsetters like Rachel Bilson and Jameela Jamil.

These comfort-driven shoes come in three stylish fabrics: a breathable hemp blend perfect for summer, a cozy wool mix for cooler seasons, and, recently, a luxurious velvet option. Each pair is designed with a footbed that offers great arch support and easy slip-on wear. Plus, they’re made from recycled plastic bottles and can even be thrown in the wash.

This week, the “Just B” podcast host shared a snapshot of her shoes on Instagram, dubbing them “slippers you can wear outside.”

Meanwhile, Jennifer Lawrence opted for the Rothy’s when she was seen wearing them with red socks, sweatpants, and a chic cream trench coat back in June.

Rachel Bilson, on her social media, highlighted her own pair in a camel wool blend, stating, “My feet are living the best of these…” It seems like everyone is catching on to the comfort and style these shoes offer.

Jameela Jamil, too, shared her love for the brand with her followers, showcasing her own Beige Hue pair.

According to numerous five-star reviews on Rothy’s website, many customers rave about the shoes, with one declaring them “the best shoes I’ve ever worn, I swear.” Another shopper echoed this sentiment, saying they were the “most comfortable shoes” they’d experienced, and that the fit was just right after sizing down.

Rothy’s latest offering, The Revelvet Line, launched last month, features not only these trendy shoes but also other styles like block heels and loafers. Whatever your choice, you might just find that you’re walking on clouds.