The Best Shoes Under $100 |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 9 July 2020

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There's nothing like the thrill of finding affordable products that look expensive, especially when it comes to shoes. Getting complimented on affordable shoes is also half the fun because you can reply with a proud "thanks, they were under $100." Are you in need of some more of that in your life? We thought so.

Ahead, we rounded up the best under-$100 shoes in existence right now. That's right—we stalked the pages of all your favorite affordable retailers to bring you the best of the best so that you don't have to. Ahead, shop the best affordable shoes under $100 by retailer, including everything from party heels to cowboy boots and back again.

Zara

Bejeweled Mid-Height Heeled Sandals

These will dress you up without giving you intense stiletto pain.

Zara

Thick Soled Sneakers

The perfectly wearable yet still really cool white sneakers.

Zara

Heeled Animal Print Ankle Boots

Ease into the snakeskin trend with this darker hue.

Tosphop

Topshop

Gloss Pointed Mules

You'll be needing these in every color, but pink is my personal favorite.

Topshop

Elise Leather Boots

I don't know about you, but I'm always in need of a fresh pair of simple black ankle boots.

Topshop

Jackpot Snake Print Two Part Court Shoes

Wear these with ruffled white ankle socks.

Shopbop

Dr. Martens

Blaire Adjustable Strap Sandals

Chunky sandals will be everywhere come 2019.

Jeffrey Campbell

Theresa Point Toe Mules

These will look so chic with tailored black trousers and a white tee.

Matiko

Zuma Block Heel Pumps

The definition of fun in some shoes.

Charles Keith

Strappy Mules

An updated version of your go-to black sandals.

Charles Keith

Dual Textured Ankle Boots

We know—these look like they cost way more than $69.

Charles Keith

Asymmetrical Strap Leather Pumps

This purple color is surprisingly wearable.

Urban Outfitters

Adidas Originals

Falcon Sneakers

Even though everyone has them, we still think these are cool.

Urban Outfitters

UO Leopard Kitten Heel Mules

It's going to be a yes from me, fam.

Urban Outfitters Exclusive

UO Cleo Zip-Front Boot

Trek through the snow and rain in these edgy lug-sole boots.

Mango

Snake Effect High-Leg Boots

Just what your black midi skirt outfit was missing.

Mango

Platform Lace-Up Sneakers

Colorful soles are always a good idea.

Mango

Patent Sock Boots

Talk about polished.

Bershka

XL Platform Ankle Boots

NYC girls can't stop raving about this shoe style.

Berskha

Mid-Heel Shoes With Ankle Strap

The ankle strap is a nice touch.

Bershka

Leather Cowboy Ankle Boots

Here's hoping the cowboy boot trend sticks around for a while.

H&M

Block-Heeled Ankle Boots

White boots will make even the simplest of outfits pop.

H&M

Block-Heeled Pumps

Not your average black pumps.

H&M

Leather Slides

I know summer is a ways away, but snag these before it's too late.

Forever 21

Faux Leather Platform Boots

Channel your inner grungy girl.

Forever 21

Slip-On Stiletto Heels

Yes, these are from Forever 21.

Forever 21

Western Ankle Boots

One more pair of Western boots for good measure. Next up, find out which trends theBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing editors are dumping in 2019.

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