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Finding stylish heels in wide widths can be surprisingly difficult — many brands either stop at standard sizing, or only offer wide options in a select few styles. Fortunately, more brands are expanding their size ranges, and several reader-favorite labels consistently offer comfortable wide-width work shoes. Readers, which are your favorite comfortable heels for wide feet?

Reader N was wondering this exact question:

I always have trouble finding a pair of comfortable but fashionable shoes, for two reasons – 1) I have wide feet and can only buy wide sized shoes, of which there is limited selection, and 2) I also have flat feet/collapsed arches. Could you suggest some brands that have nice shoes in wide sizes (especially ones that are available in Canada?) and which are also comfortable and affordable? And any other tips on shoe inserts, perhaps? Thanks!

We’ve talked about how to find shoes for your weird feet, as well as the best general shoe brands (and tips) for buying comfortable heels and the most extremely comfortable business casual shoes, but we haven’t talked about professional shoes for wide feet for a few years now. (I would recommend treating flat feet/wide feet as two different issues, but your podiatrist can advise you best there — we’ve talked before about insoles and other shoe-related products to make heels more comfortable.)

N.B. This post was originally published in 2014, but updated in 2026 by founder Kat Griffin with new brands and reader recommendations.

{related: the most comfortable heels for work}

Update: Editor’s Picks for Comfortable Heels for Wide Feet

{related: check out our Guide to Comfortable Heels!}

Why You Should Trust Us

At Corporette, we’ve been covering professional women’s workwear — including comfortable heels, office-appropriate flats, and shoes for difficult fit issues — since 2008. Over the years we’ve published hundreds of posts about work shoes, from deep dives on comfortable pumps to reader-favorite brands for wardrobe essentials.

Our community of professional women (many working in law, finance, consulting, government, and other demanding fields) frequently shares feedback on shoes that actually work for long days on your feet — especially for hard-to-fit categories like wide widths. (Corporette was founded by a former lawyer looking for stylish yet practical workwear for demanding professional environments.)

How We Picked The Best Heels for Wide Feet

For this guide, we focused on reader-favorite brands known to offer reliable wide or extra-wide sizing, with a range of styles appropriate for both conservative offices and business-casual workplaces. We also included a few specialty and indie brands that have developed strong reputations for wide-foot comfort.

Brands were selected based on:

• consistent availablility of wide or extra-wide sizes
• reader recommendations and discussions over the years
• office-appropriate styles suitable for professional settings
• current availability at major retailers

The Best Wide Toe Box Heels

If you have narrow ankles but a wide toe box, it can be tricky to find shoes to fit. (This happens to be Kat’s problem; readers have also called this issue “duck feet.”) Some favorite brands to watch for include Vionic, Cole Haan, Vivaia, Eileen Fisher, Ally, and Calla. Also check out our roundup of strappy heels!

Trendy, Comfortable Shoes in Wide Sizes

{related: the best plus-size women’s workwear – wardrobe essentials!}

Where to Find Comfortable Heels That Come in Wide Sizes (General Stores and Brands)

Readers have generally sung the praises of these brands as being comfortable heels; they also come in wide sizes — a lot of these have great arch support built in:

{related: 100+ great shops for plus-size work clothes}

Where to Find Office Shoes for Wide Feet: Specialty Stores

These online stores focus on shoes for wide feet:

If You Prefer Flats for Wide Feet

Of course, for 2026 you don’t have to wear heels to be considered “professional” (if you ever did). Many of our favorite heel brands have great flats as well!

In our last roundup of comfortable flats for work, we rounded up some flats that came in extended width sizes… 

• Extended widths (AA, C, W): Børn (M-D), Sam Edelman (NMW), Ferragamo (N M W 2A B C D), Margaux (NMW), Rothy’s (MW) (also consider Vivaia’s Margot line)
• Extended sizes (4-13): Børn (5-12), Sam Edelman (4-13), Ferragamo (4-11), Sarah Flint (4-13), Rothys (5-13)

Stock photo credit (gold heels) via Stencil. Woman in red heels: Deposit Photos / NewAfrica.

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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

J.Crew has a great blazer selection this season, but this Easter-egg-hued linen number really caught my eye. The scallop trim is fun without being too cutesy, and while the color might not be everyone’s cup of tea, I think it would look lovely paired with a light gray or navy trouser. (And if you really can’t stomach pastels, it also comes in black.) 

The blazer is $278 at J.Crew and comes in sizes XXXS-3X. 

Sales of note for 3/6:

• Nordstrom has a big beauty sale afoot, including lots of products that don’t normally go on sale. Reader favorites include this tinted balm, this other tinted balm, this concealer, and this exfoliating serum. (OK, this classic tinted balm also!)
• Ann Taylor – $40 off pants, $50 off jackets, 30% off tops and sweaters, and 40% off accessories — plus extra 50% off all sale
• Banana Republic Factory – 40% off + extra 20% off
• Bloomingdale’s – Beauty & Fragrance Promo: Take 15% off almost all $150+ purchases! (ends 3/8)
• Boden – 15% off new styles with code
• Brooklinen – Friends & Family sale, enjoy 20% off sitewide and up to 50% off select bundles (ends 3/18)
• Brooks Brothers – Extra 25% off clearance + 25% off select jewelry
• Dermstore – Beauty Refresh sale, up to 20% off! Brands in the sale include Elta MD, Sunday Riley, and Augustinus Bader — and there’s a ton of HSA/FSA eligible things too. They also have some nice “best of Dermstore” kits, including a sunscreen selection!
• Elie Tahari – Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off.
• Evereve – Spring sale!
• Express – $75 off $200, BOGO 50% off sitewide, and $25+ dresses
• J.Crew – 40% off spring-ready styles + extra 30% off all sale styles with code
• J.Crew Factory – 40% off everything + extra 50% off clearance
• Lo & Sons – End of winter sale, up to 50% off — reader favorites include this laptop tote, this backpack, and this crossbody
• M.Gemi – Friends & Family sale early access with code FF2025
• M.M.LaFleur – Wear to Work Bundle, buy 2 items get 15% off; buy 3 items get 20% off (you can also try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off)
• Nordstrom – 4,000 new markdowns for women! Cardmembers get a $20 note for every $200 you spend (ends 3/8)
• Ruti – 20% off Core Collection
• Saks OFF5TH – Liquidation sale, up to 80% off! Everything final sale.
• Soma – $30 bra event, save up to 60%
• Talbots – 25% off entire purchase, plus free shipping on $150+

Initiated by Charles Frederick Worth, (considered the father of haute couture), the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) traces its origins to 1868, when the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture was founded in Paris to protect the interests of couture artisans and combat the threat of mass production. Paris Fashion Week, as well as Haute Couture Week is brought to us by this historic institution.

Understated elegance. Hermès leather jacket paired with thigh high boots. Sumptuous crimson furs, Lanvin. Pixilated 17^th century still life becomes a glorious trench, Dries Van Noten. Knit peplum cardigan over baby doll ruffle skirt, Christian Dior. Glowing fuchsia rain coat by Balenciaga. Image credits: Vogue.com unless noted.

Thigh high boots are a major Fall 2026-27 trend. Stella McCartney uses cruelty–free, sustainable fabrics to produce her collections.

Peplum power by Stella McCartney.

Recycled denim trousers, a faux leather fringe bag that tags along beside you. Perhaps you could name it and take it for a walk once a day? Stella McCartney.

Casual, sustainable chic. Faux luxe fur by Stella McCartney.

Trim jacket with elongated A-line hem, which is a flattering silhouette for most figures. Stella McCartney.

Faux mink peplum accent on a soft knit suit. Stella McCartney.

The elongated pointed toe shoe was shown on many Paris Fall 2026 runways. Stella McCartney presents it here with slim stirrup pants.

Watch the Stella McCartney runway show here.

Tom Ford by Creative Director Haider Ackermann.

Cocoon coats and wraps are a major trend. Tom Ford.

Menswear by Tom Ford.

A few designers presented see-through plastic apparel on the runways. (Remember the clear plastic raincoat seen in the movie Blade Runner)? Tom Ford.

Tom Ford. Note skinny belt holding up trousers.

Ladylike cardigan with coordinated sheath dress. Tom Ford.

Watch the Tom Ford runway show here.

Dries Van Noten, by talented Creative Director Julian Klausner. Multicolored vest under elaborate jacket.

Dries Van Noten.

Mixed fabrics create an Oriental vibe. Dries Van Noten.

Long denim jacket accented with ethnic styled belt. Dries Van Noten.

Opulent gold tapestry toggle coat by Dries Van Noten.

Pattern blending is signature Dries Van Noten. Please note snakeskin design boots.

Purse detail, Dries Van Noten.

Detail of gold embroidery, Dries Van Noten.

Pixilated jacket detail, Dries Van Noten.

Breathtaking attention to detail. Incredible mosaic handbag. Dries Van Noten.

Watch the Dries Van Noten runway show here.

The return of the micro mini. McQueen by Creative Director Seán McGirr.

Trim suit with knee length shorts, McQueen.

Sheer floral bloomer set shown with knee high boots. McQueen.

Asymmetrical trench coat. McQueen.

Watch the McQueen runway show here.

Wild, multi-color fur coat by Creative Director Matthieu Blazy, for Chanel.

Classic Chanel with a hint of a casual vibe.

Totally texture, Chanel.

Looks like feathers, but on closer inspection, they’re paillettes. Chanel.

Tweed suit with contrasting trim, Chanel.

Elegant black and white ensemble. Chanel. Cape and poncho designs are both uptrending.

Matthieu Blazy returned to the fashions of the 1920s for this collection and gave them a twist. Chanel.

The drop waist silhouette has reached a new low. Chanel.

Elegant ivory coat trimmed in crimson leather, Chanel.

Watch the Chanel runway show here.

Bold shoulder pads are another trend to watch for, along with the asymmetrical hem. Mugler. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Reminiscent of 1980s power dressing. Mugler. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Statement leather coat with shearling trim. Mugler. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Turquoise leather cropped jacket paired with metallic gold pencil skirt. Mugler. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Watch the Mugler runway show here.

It’s all about the glamour, Zuhair Murad.

Black lace ensembles, Zuhair Murad.

Dramatic cascading crystals by Zuhair Murad.

Pale peach mini accented with ostrich feathers, Zuhair Murad.

Striped jacket paired with garter belt and stockings; menswear by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood.

Intricately pieced gown, Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood.

Contemporary full length robe, Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood.

Watch the Vivienne Westwood runway show here.

Striking midnight blue gown highlighting a full, folded skirt, trimmed in silver. Sarah Burton for Givenchy. The folded hem design was seen on a number of runways.

Voluptuous, strapless leopard gown, gathered on one hip. Givenchy.

Tailored peplum jacket over straight trousers. Givenchy.

Riotous fringed halter dress for dancing the night away. Givenchy.

The popular thigh high boots paired with a chic navy blue redingote. Givenchy.

Watch the Givenchy runway show here.

The flowing robes of Yohji Yamamoto.

Yohji Yamamoto.

Asymmetrical hem over layered skirts. Yohji Yamamoto. That’s the beauty of international fashion weeks; there’s always something for every taste that makes your heart sing.

Watch the Yohji Yamamoto runway show here.

Shades of chartreuse were seen on a number of designer runways. This flowing gown by Elie Saab. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Rich mahogany gown by Elie Saab. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Dark crimson leather paired with trim trousers. Elie Saab. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Black rose ball skirt. Elie Saab. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Reptile texture leather jacket by Elie Saab. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Wrapped pale pink gown by Elie Saab. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Watch the Elie Saab runway show here.

Chic Lanvin suit with asymmetrical ruffle by Creative Director Peter Copping.

Spectacular Lanvin knit coat.

Watch the Lanvin runway show here.

Chloé by Creative Director Chemena Kamali.

Another trend to watch, the flowing prairie dress. Chloé.

Chloé.

Smoky blue thigh high boots, Chloé.

Wild horses accent belt, Chloé.

Boho accessories complete the prairie look. Chloé.

Watch the Chloé runway show here.

Sumptuous flowing robes by Creative Director Pieter Mulier for Alaïa. This was Mulier’s final collection for the house as he is now heading over to Versace.

Tailored leather jacket by Alaïa.

Popular pleats, puffs and panniers add to a curvaceous silhouette, Alaïa.

Slate blue is a trending color for Fall 2026. Alaïa.

Draped hunter green gown. Balenciaga by Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli.

Statement menswear by Balenciaga.

Watch the Balenciaga runway show here.

The golden age of Schiaparelli by Creative Director Daniel Roseberry.

Schiaparelli.

Schiaparelli.

Sensational golden wrapped gown. Schiaparelli.

Peacock purse, Schiaparelli.

The ultimate kitten heels. Look out! These bite! Schiaparelli.

Watch the Schiaparelli runway show here.

Organic and cozy bubble skirt by Junko Shimeda. Junko Federation. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Ruffled texture jacket in smoky blue by Junko Shimeda. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Denim jacket and coordinated jeans with a streetwear vibe by Junko Shimeda. Junko Federation. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Jonathan Anderson, the immensely talented Irish designer presented his second Dior show in the Tuileries Garden, Paris, sending the fashion cognoscenti into raptures.

Dior.

Cascading ruffles. Dior.

Ladylike double breasted coat, Dior.

Hourglass Dior Bar jacket reinvented paired with tiers of crinoline ruffles. Dior.

Dior.

Watch the entire Dior runway show here.

Fur sleeves create a bold statement on cape coat for Louis Vuitton by Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière.

References of the Harlequin. Louis Vuitton.

Carrying, (or wearing) your tent in case of inclement weather. Louis Vuitton.

No need for a sunburn in this ensemble. Louis Vuitton.

Adorable sheep wearing boots printed on this sweet mini skirt. Louis Vuitton.

Watch the entire Louis Vuitton runway show here.

Hourglass snug leather jacket with must-have peplum, Balmain. Design by Creative Director Antonin Tron, who only started his tenure three months ago!

Animal prints continue to trend into 2026-27. Note thigh high leather boots. Balmain.

Exotic leather suit, Balmain.

Brass buttons and epaulets highlight a smart cropped jacket and slim trousers ensemble. Balmain.

Rich mahogany full length great coat over leather trousers and top, Balmain.

Watch the Balmain runway show here.

Deep crimson leather catsuit by Hermès. Creative Director Nadège Vanhée. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Leather mini featuring dazzling geometric design. Hermès. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Asymmetrical zip jacket over leather shorts. Hermès. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

This ensemble means business. Hermès. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Buttercream yellow shearling jacket accessorized with knit hat and ivory bag. Hermès. Image credit: Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) 

Watch the Hermes runway show here.

Bold color palettes paired with savoir-faire. Christopher John Rogers.

Apparel that makes a statement. Christopher John Rogers.

Terracotta and sand, the colors of the desert at sunset. Christopher John Rogers.

Elegant understated sheath dress. Christopher John Rogers.

Graphic knits about town. Christopher John Rogers.

Shall we dance? Exuberance in fabric and fashion. A gown that practically begs to party until dawn. Christopher John Rogers.

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Following the 2026 Academy Awards, Hollywood’s biggest stars changed into equally striking looks for the annual Vanity Fair Oscars After Party. From sculptural couture to shimmering metallic gowns, celebrities delivered a range of memorable ensembles throughout the evening. Scroll through to see some of the standout looks.

1.Queen Latifah in Jean Louis Sabaji

Queen Latifah posed with partner Eboni Nichols at the Vanity Fair Oscars After Party wearing a red strapless Jean Louis Sabaji gown paired with a dramatic feathered robe. Styled by Wayman and Micah, the look featured a sleek column silhouette layered with texture from the robe.

2. Kim Kardashian in Gucci

Kim Kardashian attended the Vanity Fair Oscars After Party in a gold long-sleeve Gucci gown featuring a high neckline and body-skimming silhouette. The shimmering design extended to the floor in a fitted column shape.

3.Olandria in Pajtim Raci

Olandria arrived in a white Pajtim Raci gown with a halter neckline, plunging front, and cut-out sides. The draped silhouette flowed into a soft train.

4.Kylie Jenner in Alexander McQueen

Kylie Jenner posed with Timothée Chalamet wearing a black Alexander McQueen gown defined by sharp architectural shoulders and a plunging neckline. She accessorized with a statement green pendant necklace.

5. Ciara in Stéphane Rolland

Ciara attended with husband Russell Wilson wearing a Stéphane Rolland gown featuring sculptural draping and a sleek evening silhouette.

See even more looks on Instagram FashionBombDaily.

Whose look was your fave?

Photo Credit: Getty Images / Vanity Fair / Today Show

The 2026 Academy Awards brought a night of cinematic achievement and standout fashion, with Hollywood’s biggest names delivering memorable red carpet moments. From sharply tailored menswear to shimmering gowns, several stars stood out for their refined style choices throughout the evening. Michael B. Jordan celebrated a major career milestone, while Tonya Lewis Lee, Kylie Jenner, Teyana Taylor, and Danielle Brooks delivered some of the night’s most striking looks.

Below, see the stars who topped our Best Dressed list.

1. Michael B. Jordan in Louis Vuitton

Michael B. Jordan took home Best Actor while wearing a sleek black Louis Vuitton suit featuring a structured band-collar jacket and streamlined tailoring. The minimalist design was elevated with subtle detailing and polished black shoes, creating a sharp and modern take on awards-season menswear.

2. Tonya Lewis Lee in LaQuan Smith

Spike Lee posed with wife Tonya Lewis Lee at the Oscars, carrying a statement Runyaro bag and wearing Off-White x Air Jordan 4 “Sail” sneakers with a plaid blazer, bow tie, and purple hat. Tonya Lewis Lee stood out in a custom gold sequined LaQuan Smith gown featuring a high neckline, sculpted cutout bodice, and a fitted column silhouette that shimmered under the lights, finished with metallic accessories that complemented the look.

3. Kylie Jenner in Schiaparelli

Kylie Jenner attended the ceremony in a black Schiaparelli couture gown featuring a glossy satin base with sheer embellished panels and intricate beading. The fitted silhouette and delicate straps created a dramatic evening look that referenced the brand’s couture runway presentation.

4. Teyana Taylor in Chanel

Teyana Taylor opted for a black Chanel gown combining a sheer embellished bodice with a dramatic feathered skirt and extended train. The design mixed texture and sparkle, creating a bold statement that balanced classic couture elements with theatrical flair.

5. Danielle Brooks in Georges Hobeika

Danielle Brooks wore a champagne-toned Georges Hobeika gown featuring a deep neckline, sculpted bodice, and draped skirt with a high slit. The satin fabric and elongated train created a statuesque silhouette, complemented by diamond jewelry and soft glam styling.

The 2026 Oscars red carpet delivered an impressive range of looks—from modern tailoring to shimmering couture. These stars stood out for their memorable style moments on one of Hollywood’s biggest nights.

Photo Credit: Getty Images/Boko Cecile

Whose look was your favorite?