Can you ever have enough shoes? If you're like many women, the answer is a resounding “no!” Fall is a perfect time to replenish your shoe collection. This fall, it's all about making vintage styles new again. Check out our report on the hottest fall 2006 shoe trends:

Ballerina Flats -- Do you remember ballerina flats from the late eighties, early nineties? You probably had a few pairs, because these comfortable flat shoes came in a variety of fashion colors. And they sported the most darling, feminine bow. Well, they're back with a vengeance! Even if you don't buy the hot pink ones, you owe it to yourself to have at least one black pair!

Wedge Heels -- Another blast from the past is the wedge heel. Wedge heels come in a variety of colors, styles and materials. One hot trend for this fall is wedge heels made from bamboo or cork. Bring a little Eastern flair to your wardrobe with Asian-inspired brocade fabric shoes that feature a bamboo wedge heel.

Sleek Stilettos -- The stiletto heels from the eighties are back in fashion. Think innovative new textures like satiny fabric and menswear inspired tweed. Another hot variation on the stiletto trend is the clear stiletto, which goes with absolutely everything and when paired with a miniskirt, makes legs appear miles long!

Patent Leather -- Another trend taken from the past is that of patent leather. Black patent leather heels look especially stylish when combined with a vintage pencil skirt. Or, pair patent leather pumps with plaid or tweed to add feminine flair to a menswear inspired look. For a hot retro look, try patent leather square-toe pumps adorned with bow detailing.

Above the Knee Boots -- High boots have been fashionable for years, and fall 2006 is no exception. You'll find these boots made from a variety of materials like burnished leather or soft suede. While some high boots are flat soled, the best look is achieved with a stacked heel of at least two inches.

Retro Booties -- Booties are a modified version of the boot that were most popular in the mid-eighties. Today's booties look great in a variety of colors, patterns and materials, almost always featuring a skinny heel in lengths from one to four inches. Booties go with anything from slim jeans to trendy tights.

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