I need THESE today!
The big chill has hit London and the mules and sneakers are feeling a little frosty.
I don’t know what it is about warm weather footwear but I love the heavier textures and the snug look. These kind of flat boots look super cute with jeans or even tights and dresses; they are a kind of cuddly version of a sneaker.
These days I tend to wear flats most days and leave the heels for the evening.
It’s not only because I am a little lazy and looking for comfort but also because I think these boots, are a great look. When it’s feeling like ice outside the idea of a cosy, warm boot is the best thought ever.
I have this thing about tights.
I don’t know why but I have gone off wearing them with shoes; a totally irrational feeling but it is definitely alive and well. Tights with boots and I am completely comfortable.
Are you uncomfortable wearing tights and shoes? Especially tights and flats; this is one combination I can’t get together.
The ‘big chill’ plus my idiosyncrasy with the tights means I am switching over to boots in the day time and snuggly ones at that.
The warmth of the linings makes them an even better option; warm feet means happy feet.
There are three Stuart Weitzman “big chill” styles I have my eye on.
The must have WINTER BOOTIE, the FURNACE BOOT and not to want to seem impractical, the LUGE BOOT. The WINTER in suede because it has my name written all over it; I love it. The FURNACE because I want to be the girl in the camel cape with those fabulous legs and tie boots; you know I am crushing on capes. The LUGE, for winter walking and the weekends; I don’t have a practical but stylish pair of lace-ups, so these are it.
I am champing at the bit to visit the new Stuart Weitzman shop in Regent Street; it is opening on Friday the 11th.
Let me know if you will be in London next week, I’d love to swap ‘shoe chat’ there one day. xv
Icebreakers: The Big Chill
WINTER BOOTIE || FURNACE BOOT || LUGE BOOT
thank you stuart weitzman for partnering with, ‘icebreakers: the big chill’
images, stuart weitzman, graphics giulia rampelotto
