Bella Hadid could have her pick of any designer boots under the sun—and she certainly owns plenty—but lately she's been gravitating toward shoes from one of our favorite affordable retailers: Mango. Earlier this month, she wore Mango's black cowboy boots with a pantsuit and sheer blouse, and now she's opted for snakeskin versions that are very on trend for 2019.
Attending a Tag Heuer event in Kuala Lumpur, Hadid wore the Mango Snake-Effect Boots ($130) with a miniskirt suit, but the boots can just as easily be worn with skinny jeans or a midi skirt. As you know, we've been waxing poetic about the animal-print trend all season long—we've already shown you the best leopard pants, zebra-print pieces, and celeb interpretations of the trend—so you didn't think we'd miss out on a Hadid-approved version, did you? Scroll down to see how Bella Hadid wore the Mango boots and to shop them for yourself.
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