Stylists reveal 7 shoe trends that are in and 5 that are out this fall

Red is the color of fall, according to Lana Blanc, personal and fashion stylist of The Blanc House. And shoes are no exception.

"If you're like many of my clients and not a huge fan of the color, you could jump on the red train without donning a head-to-toe red ensemble," she told Insider.

The "Wizard of Oz"-style "Dorothy feet"' trend comes in a medley of styles including mules, pumps, boots, and Mary Janes.

Ballet flats with personality are having a moment, according to Kendra Sharpe, wardrobe stylist and creative director of Kendra Sharpe Styling.

"From Mary Jane style to mesh, the ballet flat is versatile and adds a feminine kick to any outfit," she said.

The stylist told Insider that sparkly and leather designs are set to be some of the most popular variations this season.

Denim footwear is the final step in completing the popular head-to-toe denim look, according to Sharpe.

Kim Appelt, celebrity fashion stylist and author of "Style for EveryBODY," also said we'll be seeing tons of different styles sporting the edgy fabric this fall.

You can wear denim boots, sneakers, and flats to add flair to a casual look.

Loafers are always a good choice for fall, according to Sharpe.

This upcoming season, there are many new takes on the classic shoe, including slingback and rhinestoned loafers.

Clogs aren't just for wearing around the house anymore, according to Sharpe.

"The clog is very versatile and adds a laid-back feel to any outfit, especially with jeans and a T-shirt," the stylist said.

According to Sharpe, low-profile sneakers are another trend that's on the rise.

The style is similar to a running shoe but without extra ankle and heel support, and it's becoming more popular for its versatility and classic appeal.

"Low-profile sneakers bring a sporty-chic vibe to everyday outfits," the stylist told Insider.

"In lieu of pants, it's time to go for a thigh-high or knee-high boot for fall," Sharpe said.

Knee-length boots paired with micro-shorts or miniskirts are current trends that will continue through the next season.

If you want to be on trend, Appelt suggested replacing your Chelsea boots with a lace-up variety.

"The combat boot in true fighting form is back for another fall season for both men and women," she said. "Toughen up the look of a floral midi skirt or dress, or style with a slip dress and oversized blazer for a full '90s vibe."

"Platform sneakers are fading into the distance and becoming less popular," Sharpe told Insider.

Instead, the stylist recommended a minimalist shoe for the fall, such as a low-profile sneaker.

It's time to replace your neon shoes with cooler tones, according to Sharpe.

"Think more reds, burgundy, and earth tones to add in for the cooler months," she said.

The rounded-toe heel is on its way out of the limelight, according to Sharpe. Instead, pointed-toe shoes are having a moment.

Blanc said you might even see more elevated variations emerge, such as patent leather, metallic buckles, and unique heel styles.

Like platform sneakers, platform boots are declining in popularity, according to Sharpe.

"The shift away from platforms is apparent with fewer platforms on the runways," she told Insider.

The stylist said stiletto boots and thigh- or knee-high boots with a block or wedge heel are better options for fall.