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Top Picks in Women's Loafers

By Desiree Stimpert, About.com

Every fall loafers step into the forefront, and this autumn is no exception. The shoes on this list however, are exceptional. Full of rich colors, hot styles, and great names in footwear, here are some of my top picks in women's loafers.

1. Born "Falco" - Chic and Comfy Loafers

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These loafers are so well-crafted and insanely stylish, they had to be from Born. With a great contemporary urban look and a huge selection of colors, choosing one pair would be difficult. These shoes will definitely get compliments, and are ideal for jeans or slacks.

2. BCBGirls "Indianna" - Loafers with Chunky Heels

With chunky, wood-tipped heels, and lush suede uppers, these high heeled loafers are so cute I can hardly stand it. The amber shade is unique but versatile, and the kiltie detailing adds a hint of preppiness.

3. Franco Sarto "Kline" - Cute Suede Loafers

Available in lots of different combinations, my favorite version of these chic casual loafers is the black suede with patent trim. But any of them would be a great match for jeans or casual pants.

4. 5th Avenue LX 'Serene' - Low Heeled Loafers

What's nice about these loafers is that they have very wearable 2" heels, making them great for pairing with pants or skirts. They come in a huge variety of colors, and have a classic look that makes them easy to pair with nearly anything in your work wardrobe.

5. Anne Klein "Davis" Loafer Variety

The "Davis" from Anne Klein is not only notable for its popularity, it is available in more than a dozen colors. If you like it, you are set for life.
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