Angelina Jolie Walks Her Dog in Affordable Heels

Stemon Three Tone Block Heel Boots

Post-fall shoe haul, it's likely you already have some classic black booties — and that's where these babies come in! I absolutely love this tri-toned pair of block heels to add a dash of fun to any look. The metallic accents are super on-trend right now, and the shiny vibes are perfect for these more twinkly months. They also come in a black variation, if you're looking for something different!

Wheedle Croc High Heeled Calf Boots

We've made it explicitly known that red is our color, through and through. So obviously I had to add these tall boots to the roundup! This pair is sexy and chic, elevating your style to the next level with the croc-embossed faux leather. Not feeling the red? You can choose from two other colors — plus, they're on sale for $59!

Women's Shelby Slingback Ballet Flats with Memory Foam Insole

Now these? These are absolutely darling! Ballet flats are back and truly better than ever right now — as exhibited by this bow-embellished pair from Target. The slight shimmer adds just enough sparkle without being too much, and the bow could go with everything from a pair of jeans and a sweater to your fave holiday look! These $35 shoes also come in red if you're feeling bold!

Women's Taylor Jet Studded Kitten Heel Ankle Boots with Memory Foam Insole

IDK how to explain it, but I just know Emily would slay these in Paris. She'd likely dress them in an unexpected way — I'm envisioning sweats and a beret? IDK? — and I'd immediately try to recreate the look. And while studs can make a statement, these are also just neutral enough that you can get away with a more subdued style as well. At $43, these are a total steal!

Struter Embroidered Platform Fur Classic Slip-On

Uggs duuuupe! These platform slip-ons are perfect for those days when you're out and about with your Starbucks in one hand, pushing the Target cart with the other. These also come in three other colors, and they're currently on sale for $42

Harness Buckle Ankle Boots

Some days require an edgier look that's even...dare I say, borderline grunge? It's our favorite way to dress when we're in a mellow mood, so if this sounds like you, slip on these cute ankle boots. The round, closed toe and cushioned footbed make them way more comfortable than they look.

Women's Elsa Mary Jane Ballet Flats

Metallics are perfect for the holiday season — and throughout the rest of winter, for that matter. These are great for the days you have to double up on a day at the office and make it to the holiday party by 7. Plus, at just $30, what more could you ask for?!

Ball Heel Stretch Ankle Boots

Keep it stylish with these glam boots! They heel height is only 2.25 inches, so the soles of your feet won't be under a ton of pressure as you strut through town. You get all the fun of a unique look without all the typical struggle of a unique shoe.

Slip On Mule Flats With Memory Foam Insole

These flats are so gaudy, but we're mesmerized by them. They take studs to the next level — and yes, I'm thinking about Emily in Parisagain. The round closed upper won't crush your precious toes, while the backless feature will make you happy as you pad around Target looking for new things to buy.

Women's Pippa Chunky Heel Ankle Boots

Love the first pair I shared, but wanna commit to the all-metallic vibe? These booties are here for you. At only $40, you'll shine bright like Eve from Life-Size. And with that block heel, you'll definitely be able to shine far while you're at it.

Women's Sage Slide Slippers

You obviously need plenty of shoes to strut your stuff around the town, but you also deserve a little something chic for the house! These stylish slippers are only $15, so you can comfortably make your way from the couch to the tea kettle — and look cute while you do it!

Ivette Tru Comfort Foam Pull On Boots

Normally we'd save a pair of boots like this for apple mazes and pumpkin patches, but there's no rule against wearing them during winter. They're a universal must-have in our book because of how sturdy they are, not to mention their gorgeous brown color!

Junie Tall Boots

We know you'll still be wearing sweater dresses during winter because we will too! They're not complete without a pair of tall boots though. You'll love how versatile these suede pair are and may want to wear them with all of your winter OOTDS.

Fur Mule Loafers

Gucci stole our hearts with their 2015 Re-Edition Women's Princetown mules, but the price tag reminded us of the budgets we've been living on. We're willing to bet you're not interested in spending over $1000 for mules, but now you don't have to! These stylish loafers are only $35 at Target, but hurry because they're selling out!

Tecovas The Beth Boot

These Tecovas boots are the real deal. I've been reaching for them more and more, and honestly, I prefer to wear them over my sneakers or Doc Martens boots. They're super easy to slip into (goodbye, laces!), and look great with just about everything. They're the perfect middle-of-the-road option since they're not too tall or too short, like booties would be. I've worn them with jeans, denim shorts, mini skirts, and maxi dresses – and they don't disappoint no matter the look! The leather took no time at all to break in, and I can tell that these cowboy boots will stand up to years and years of wear since they're crafted so carefully.

Ariat Heritage R Toe Tall Stretchfit Western Boot

Ariat is a staple brand when it comes to cowboy boots, and I cannot get my mind off these stunning tall boots. The height is ideal for wearing with shorter skirts and shorts, though you could rock 'em just as easily under jeans. They'll still deliver that classic Western flair you may be looking for with the pointed embroidered toe. They're even fitted with a removable cushioned sole so you can go all day without feeling restricted or pinched in any way!

Jeffrey Campbell Dagget Western Boots

To channel that true Southern glamor through cowboy boots, you need to have a pop of color. These deep green boots flaunt an eye-catching turquoise design that'll work surprisingly well with any ensemble. If this colorway isn't doing it for you, they're shoppable in 9 other colors via Free People.

Free People Borderline Western Boot

These cowboy boots supply a more subtle hint of color. I can't get enough of this deep red color this season, but the blue accents make these boots all the more unique! I also think the lower height makes these a nice, accessible pair to ease into the cowboy boot trend if you're not yet sure about going all-out.

Bullboxer Dani Cowboy Boot

Hello, studs! These boots tastefully leverage the more moto-style hardware throughout the ankle, so they'll be a seamless match with silver jewelry and other accessories you plan on wearing this fall.

Wild Fable Kenzi Tall Western Dress Boots

These cowboy boots are only $45 at Target, so they're a great option to shop if you can't commit to higher-end styles at the moment. The only pitfall is they're not made of real leather, but dang, do they still look good!

Ariat Jukebox Western Boot

The more matte, suede material on these cowboy boots makes them feel less flashy, which can wear well with just about any 'fit. I truly adore the chain-stitched design on both sides of these boots, as they add a vintage vibe. You'll definitely want to show them off with a skirt!

Tecovas The Jamie Boot

If these boots are anything like The Beth boots from Tecovas, they're uber-comfortable and versatile across endless outfit options. The red hue is the perfect addition to any neutral look, adding a nice pop of color that'll really get people lookin' your way. They feel truly timeless, thanks to the pointed toe box and feisty Western stitching.

Loeffler Randall Wilder Western Boot

I think I need these in my boot lineup ASAP! The little tulips are just adorable, fusing a feminine look with rugged Western vibes. Of course, black matches with any outfit, so throw on a denim skirt and basic black top, and you're ready to go!

Frye Billy Western Boot

Beyoncé would absolutely approve of these Renaissance-coded cowboy boots. Though the silhouette is fairly basic, the silver metallic colorway is anything but.

The 'Only Murders in the Building' Season 4 Ending, Explained

After learning Marshall is the killer they've been looking for, Charles is determined to save Mabel, especially since he didn't get to save Sazz. Realizing Marshall has scaled the apartment building in the past, Charles and Oliver wind up on the building's ledge so they can get to her window. And just like the rest of the season, Martin Short absolutely steals the show. One of my favorite lines is, "Charles, you're my ride or die. And my strong preference is to ride." Icon!!

Our favorite comedy duo jumps into Mabel's apartment and starts to fend Marshall off with Eva Longoria's Lady Longoria-19 in 1 Multi-Tool, but it doesn't take long for him to gain the upper hand. Right when he's about to kill the trio, they're saved by Jan of all people, who shoots him in the back from the empty apartment across the courtyard...then reveals she's been hiding in Charles' apartment since we last saw her. (Feel free to take a deep breath to help process that information. I did.)

With the threat taken care of, Mabel, Oliver, and Charles return to the Only Murders in the Building movie set — which Mabel says now has "mercifully low" cringe levels. Seeing Eugene Levy, Eva Longoria, and Zach Galifianakis in their element, and our podcast trio getting to honor Sazz's memory is such a well-earned moment for the season. We also get to see the first page of Sazz's script (which features her monologue from the beginning of the episode), on which she says, "When you take your hero on a journey, get him in all kinds of trouble, but land him home safely? Nothing better than that." It looks like our leads have finally landed safely!

The Only Murders in the Building ending features Oliver and Loretta finally getting married before she leaves to film in New Zealand, and Charles and Mabel joining Oliver at the altar. Loretta's walked down the aisle by her son Dickie and Oliver's son Will, which made me WEEPY. Considering Martin Short as Oliver is one of my favorite casting choices of the 21st Century, I am just so happy to see him happy.

But, like all the seasons before, the finale takes a turn when Sofia Caccimelio tries to hire the trio to find her husband Nicky, a Caputo crime family member who episode 9 tells us is missing. They deny her request, but considering actress Téa Leoni just joined season 5, it looks like she won't be taking no for an answer.

And in the final moments of the Only Murders in the Building season 4 ending, Mabel, Charles, and Oliver finds Lester dead in the fountain! Lester is such a kind and comforting presence in every episode, I can't believe it! (How could you Hulu, HOW COULD YOU?!).

Who's the killer in season 4 of Only Murders in the Building?

The Only Murders in the Building season 4 killer is Marshall P. Pope (whose real name is Rex Bailey), supposed screenwriter on the Only Murders movie. He reveals that his dreams of being a writer were always being squashed, and that Sazz was the first person who was ever kind to him.

But when Sazz shows him the only copy of her Only Murders movie, and he realizes just how good it is, he decides to take things into his own hands. He sends the script to Bev Melon at Paramount, and it ends up getting greenlit immediately (which explains why Charles, Oliver, and Mabel are contacted about the movie so abruptly).

When Sazz finds out, she confronts him and says she's going to tell Charles about the stolen script after his Broadway debut. Desperate and suffering a bit of a meltdown, Rex flies to New York and kills her, then puts her body in the incinerator.

Where can I watch Only Murders in the Building?

All episodes of Only Murders in the Building season 4 are available to stream on Hulu!