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The shops are full of a real range of boots this season – sleek and sophisticated to heavy and chunky options. You may even already have something at home which will is still really current. Here’s my guide to your options this season – what to look out for and how you might wear them. Chunky soled heavy boot – form the hiking inspired to the Dr Martin and clog, there is a wide variety of heavier options out there. This is very much carrying through the utility trend we’ve seen last season. They can work with the cut off jean, wide legged and the Mom jean options but for some people they’re going to work really well with a midi dress. If you’re drawn to clothes with a natural distressed look some chunky soled boots could be your thing. Sleek sharp and pointed – The cowboy boot has been given a sleeker upgrade this season. They have retained their point but have added angles at the heel often with a shiner finish to the leather. Marks and Spencer and Zara have options. The low heeled ankle boot with block heel (quite a sixties feel to it) continues into this season from last again with patent finish. All these work well with the clean lines in comfort tailoring trends we’re seeing but also act as a nice contrast with softer fabrics.

Heeled knee – high - Continuing some seventies inspired looks the heeled knee high is definitely making an entrance this season. Some with a slouchy suede and some with rich leather, cone heel and a vintage feel. Works well with the just below the knee lengths and longer looks in hems we’re seeing. The look doesn’t always require a close fit to the calf making them an easier option for those who struggle to get the right leg fit. If you need clothes the flow and movement these will work well for you. Check out Clarks and Dune. Luxurious fabrics – some patterns, kitten heels in velours are also to be found, even with embellishments. A great way to update an existing look and will add the glamour to some clothing personalities. N.B. Tights – some interesting colours in Heist and Snag. If you already have a lot of colour in your wardrobe opt for your best neutrals.

Article by Jennie Billings House of Colour

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