F
rom contemporary chic to elegant or trend-conscious styles, the designs are characterised by a wide range of rich details. Thanks to innovative technologies such as CLIMOTION®
, MEMOTION
and AIRMOTION, CAPRICE makes no compromises next winter either, when it comes to functional design and comfort.
In the autumn/winter of 2023-2024, robust platform and treaded soles are coupled with elegant designs. Boots and ankle boots with shafts and heels in different heights impress with fascinating facets. Fine nappa leather is combined with smooth suede or high-quality stretch to create mixed looks. Stylish knee-high boots impress with refined decorative details. Next winter, trendy moc toe boots prove to be fashionable everyday pieces. This irresistible fusion of moccasins and boots looks minimalist, yet nevertheless sporty and feminine. They make trendy fashion statements, sometimes with decorative elements, and sometimes with higher and thicker soles. The new collection also includes more vegan snow boots. These designs are not only a casual choice that keep your feet wonderfully warm but are also truly eye-catching. The TEX technology makes them even more functional, as well as extremely lightweight.
With mellow natural shade combinations as well as playful lacing and ornaments, high top sneakers are reinterpreted in a modern vintage look. The cosy lining reliably keeps your feet warm; at the same time, it is an attractive detail. Low top shoes with a warm lining also guarantee a high level of wear comfort. Light and flexible soles give them a casual look. Decorative jewellery add glamour to loafers, whether classic, modern chunky-look designs or with smart two-tone sole details. Statement pumps score with seductive square toes and different heel heights. Blocl heels are also making a well-deserved come-back, and look striking, yet also varied.
Materials & Accessories Distinctive detailed
T
he look of the extensive autumn/winter collection is defined by high-quality leathers which add the perfect finishing touch to the new shoe creations. Fine nappa leather, soft suede or velvety nubuck reinforce the high-quality standards and the unparalleled wearing comfort. Patent nappa is also used, either for the whole shoe or as a decorative element, on elegant as well as casual designs.
Many styles also feature high-quality elastic stretch materials. Trendy fashion highlights are eye- catching. Cool buckles in gold, silver or black metal add excitement and interesting effects. These also include chains in a new implementation: they are partially enclosed or covered in leather, which results in an exquisite monochrome look. The clever and partially shiny details look particularly modern and upgrade both classic and casual outfits.
World of Colours - Cosiness & Confidence Mellow, calming and flattering: natural shades are leading when
it comes to the choice of colours. The warm, pleasant shades of brown are represented by timeless taupe, attractive mocha, and rich cognac. Neutrals such as cream and off-white add a glamorous touch to the styles and suggest cosiness. The natural shades look particularly appealing in combination with each other.
Regardless of all of this softness: striking black is back. Ultra-black boots or ankle boots communicate power and confidence. Classic designs in black stand out through material mixes and decorative details and look casually elegant.
Whether a classic black or in natural shades, in contrasting colours or tone on tone, the platform and treaded soles add a dynamic and powerful look to the designs, yet also make them appear lightweight and overall well-balanced.
Furthermore, the collection’s colour palette is enriched by shoes in khaki, blue, or in iridescent metallics.
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