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I am often faced with the confrontation of having no clothing or footwear when a change of season rolls in. It gets cold and you wonder what the hell it was that you wore last year. If this happens to any other woman out there, holla at me!
This post is about boots. The winter necessity that is THE BOOT. Last year I wore big black lace up motorcycle-esque boots that were PU and now in all honesty, broken and out of date. They weren't Doc Martins, they were from Target, they did however serve me pretty well.
This year however, I am interested in investing in a more classic boot. Below are examples of the new modern classic boot. Aussie retailers are only a few years late with their imitation of these hugely popular boots but nonetheless, here are three boots that you could have forever!
(Prices are approximate)
If like me, your ass tightens up at the idea of paying this much for shoes, fear not. Retailers have taken on a lot of inspiration from these new classics and there is a great selection to be found that are both of genuine materials and original designs. I have scoured the web to find some great affordable leather boots that you can buy and that will see you through the season and into the next years. However, production will not come from Italy or France, but somewhere closer to home, South East Asia. (Tried to make that sound good didn't I) Here's my selection:
Soles Lingering Dream Boots in Black Leather $159.95, Soles Guernica Boots in Taupe and Black Suede $169.95, Tony Bianco Dignity Boots in Black Suede $179.95, Steve Madden Arrena Boots in Taupe Suede $199.95, Country Road Suzie Chealsea Boot in Black Leather $229
P.s Don't be a sucker and pay more than $100 for PU shoes. I personally feel that pricing footwear that highly based on man made materials just places emphasis on the designers lack of awareness of consumer expectations.
Happy footwear shopping!