The white shoe trend we first spotted during New York Fashion Week, then London, also landed during Milan Fashion Week. This fur-tufted pair is courtesy of Antonio Marras’ Spring 2012 runway. Via Elle.

Spring 2012 brings tropical prints to Osborn Design’s signature oxford silhouette as well as ballerinas, and slip-ons. A peek of what we spotted at  Capsule on the flip.

Under the newly appointed Alistair Carr, Pringle of Scotland is more than ever on the map of style, especially in footwear. Gotta love a clever spin on a classic pump. One more style on the flip, via rawshoes.

I may have just found what I want to see under the tree this year, these are too magical… Individual pics of these beauties on the flip, courtesy of Miu Miu. Now available.

The very classic French ballet slipper brand Repetto gets in on both the pixilated print and oxford trend for Spring 2012. See the above shoe in leopard skin, plus some flats on the next page.

One of our favorite women of style is of course Carine Roitfeld, who in our opinion never skips a beat when it comes to all things stylish and fierce. Inspired by his admiration for Roitfeld, Sergio Rossi’s creative director, Francesco Russo, dedicated a pair of  sandals to her called “Dedicated to Carine Roitfeld.” Featuring contrasting suede, snake and patent leather textures in a “caligola” silhouette, all of which combined make us weak in the knees. Available exclusively at Barneys, New York. Top view on the flip. Images courtesy of Sergio Rossi.

Nail artist Sophy Robson is big in the mix for London Fashion Week and she just posted up these shoe images featured on the Roksanda Ilincic Spring 2012 runway . We blogged on our 10 favorite white shoe styles from New York Fashion Week yesterday, but judging from this amazing pair, London could give NYC a run for its money.

We first noticed the white shoe trend at Alexander Wang, who showed no less than three versions of white shoes (above), but then the look continued to pop up on runway after runway, on silhouettes ranging from pointy-toed pumps to minimalist wedges and menswear-inspired loafers. And while yes, the trend was mostly concentrated among designers who target the young and hip, in truth it was fairly transcendent and looks to be one of if not the most unifying theme of New York’s spring 2012 runways. And it’s nothing stopping in NYC. From the looks of London fashion week, the white shoe trend is hitting big there, too, starting with no less than Burberry.

See nine more of our favorite designers’ white shoe offerings on the next page.  Scroll over the images for the designer name.

The use of computers to generate techy prints is clearly a  millennium trend designers are using to create newness statements. Rodarte hops on board with its Spring 2012 collection, featuring pixilated prints inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, mentions of which have dominated the brand’s reviews. Images via Coolechic.

On the next page see a full view of the dresses, which, if you were one of those artsy college girl who was all over the printed vintage dress trend and still are fond of the look….you’re gonna be in heaven. Also get a look at the shoes (image via T), designed by Burak Uyan.

In what is probably his strongest if not most distinctive collection yet, Alexander Wang for Spring 2012 catches print fever (inspired perhaps a bit by Rodarte and Prada Spring 2011?) and adds newness and electricity with activewear-inspired silhouettes–done to perfection because it’s a style aesthetic that has always been a backbeat for the line.

And yet, as strong as the clothes were, the white shoes he showed….just, oh my. And the truth is while it pains me a bit because white shoes have always been my secret, private signature and now they’re exploded all over a major runway for all the copiers to follow, nonetheless, these are a major must-own.

Via V magazine with Sonny Vandevelde behind the lens.