It’s prime-time for the good ol’ socks -and- loafers combo. And if you’ve been on the hunt for new loafers, the deal hunters ...

a velvet smoking slipper-like loafer, and a penny loafer are all completely different footwear personalities. Can't make up ...

Loafers are the ultimate closet staple for Women’s Health’s fashion editors because they are versatile, timeless, and stylish, says WH assistant fashion editor Rose Lauture. After testing a ton of ...

Our top pick, the Allen Edmonds Randolph Penny Loafer, is a classic shoe that can be worn with both suits and jeans. If you want to go all in on comfort, we like Amberjack’s The Loafer ...

Learn more The fun with loafers is that they come in so many styles — dainty pointed-toe ones, preppy penny loafers, chunky platforms — the list goes on. The best loafers for women we've ...

Not to sound like a broken record, but I love every shoe Margaux makes—especially its take on the penny loafer, which skips the signature slot in favor a minimal, puffed band detail. Style aside ...

Why we love this brand: It’s one thing to be the company that invented penny loafers—it’s another to still make chic, fashionable pairs that merge contemporary with classic. G.H. Bass has ...

A few styles are fairly specific to men’s shoes, like the Belgian or the monk-strap loafer, so for this guide, I focused on those geared more toward women — including penny, tassel ...

If you need convincing, just take a look at recent celebrity fashion; Selena Gomez stepped out in a platform lug-sole pair, Dakota Johnson went for a classic penny loafer, and Demi Moore picked a ...

While the word corduroy might conjure images of ginger ... which she typically paired with a black rollneck and chocolate leather loafers. Also on our inspiration boards? Jane Birkin, who aligned ...

The best loafers are comfortable and look polished.Credit...Simbarashe Cha for The New York Times Supported by By Misty White Sidell Better Than Basic is a shopping column that offers alternatives ...