Some people collect bags. Me? I'm a boots girl. The closet in my apartment is jam-packed with all different styles—knee-high, pointed-toe, suede, western—and I've been known to always make the case for adding a new pair into my rotation. So, when Nordstrom rolled out its first early Black Friday sale, I beelined for the shoe department.
In case you're out of the loop, Nordstrom is offering 30 percent off already marked-down finds ahead of Black Friday. And right now, that translates to tons of discounted chic booties worthy of your investment. But don't worry—some of the best on-sale boots at Nordstrom come in at under $100, so you can update your winter footwear lineup without breaking the bank.
On my mind right now: knee-high pairs from Sam Edelman and subtly western-style ankle boots from Nordstrom's in-house brand. (The former is also priced under $50, which is a major steal.) That's just the tip of the iceberg, though. The deals are running until November 11, so shop the best boots on sale at Nordstrom now while you still can.
These are the boots I'm planning on buying for my sister—no one tell her.
Suede boots mark the continuation of summer's boho trend. This pale colorway caught my eye on first scroll.
If you want to try the suede boot look but prefer a shorter silhouette, try these.
I would style these tan cowboy-inspired boots with a pair of dark wash jeans.
Harness boots are the easiest way to add edge to your look.
The subtle wear-and-tear on this pair of mid-toned brown boots is so cool.
Lug-sole boots are the secret to surviving slushy winter weather.
Break the "no white after Labor Day" rule with these pointed-toe boots.
Ditch your usual black boots for a pair that comes in this trending chocolate brown hue.
I just bought a pair of boots that look exactly like this—Nordstrom's under-$100 style is so timeless.
Pair these with sheer tights and a mini dress on a night out.
Furry lining is both a cute visual detail and a practical way to keep your feet warm in the winter.
Remember summer's buckled trend? This is how we're styling it for fall.
