Jumpsuits are finding themselves back in style in a major way. Here we discover how fashionistas are styling their jumpsuits—and the six shoes you should pair them.

The 2010’s hipster-style revamp has—unsurprisingly—brought about the return of the jumpsuit. However, now far from its sleeveless drop-waist or drapey bohemian silhouettes of yore, the single-piece garment is being utilized as an everyday style staple—and with that comes a foray of new footwear to pair it with. 

If the 2020s decade has proven anything so far—even a mere three-and-a-quarter- years in—it’s that anything goes. With jumpsuits, that’s also the case. The trusty piece is now available in a vast array of colors, prints, fits, and textures, with style stars hitting the streets in silhouettes ranging from utilitarian to purely artisanal. The best shoe styles to wear with the garment are equally varied, running the full gamut from casual sneakers to slick pointed pumps. 

Below, discover how fashionistas are styling their jumpsuits for the style's new revival—and the six shoes you should pair them. 

Combat Boots

Combat boots will bring your jumpsuit a grounded edge. Lace-up styles with closed toes create a grungy yet romantic complement to the single-piece garment, while ridged rubber soles will allow for traction with every step. A style in classic black leather will make an undeniable statement wherever you roam.

Sharp White Sneakers

White sneakers never go out of style—as seen by this stripe-accented Adidas pair one fashionista wore at Copenhagen Fashion Week. The sporty kicks will create a monochrome appearance when paired with a matching jumpsuit, or an easygoing statement for a single-piece garment in any color. Seek out elevated pairs through subtle details like simple black stripes, paneled uppers or textured outsoles. 

Square-Toed Boots

Square-toed boots will bring a funky flair to your jumpsuit, as seen in this street style subject’s blue denim style. Create a two-toned statement by contrasting the tones of your boots—in any range of geometric squared toes, from subtle to bold—with those of your jumpsuit. Lighter cream, wheat, and tan tones will add an equestrian complement to darker pieces, while lighter-colored jumpsuits can be boosted with dark red, blue, or jet-black sets.

Complementary Neutral Pumps

A chic update to any jumpsuit can be found in a complementary pair of pointed-toe pumps. Slip on a set in a faintly lighter or darker hue than your one-piece for a smart, formal base. Chocolate-toned or warm browns smoothly elevate a darker brown jumpsuit, as exemplified by this attendee at Paris Fashion Week. 

Block-Heeled Booties

Ankle booties have always been a jumpsuit go-to shoe—now, however, they’re more practical and relaxed than their studded, peep-toed older sisters from years ago. This time, the low-shaft pair is most popular in smooth, dark leathers, finished with thick block heels for a balanced base. Flat or platform-soled styles that match a print or texture on your jumpsuit will create a streamlined finish, as seen on the streets of New York Fashion Week. 

Heeled Pointed Boots

Like pointed-toe pumps, high-heeled boots will create a formal base that instantly dresses up any jumpsuit. A calf- or knee-high pair that can be worn under or over the style’s long hems will form a sharp edge, with a dynamic boost from thin heels. Dark leather or suede iterations will make the sleekest statement statement in any environment—especially in classic black.