Knee-high boots are always a key item in any winter capsule wardrobe, however this year the fashion crowd has revisited the '80s styling trick of tucking jeans into calf-high boots. This was a Princess Diana signature, which can be done with any colour jeans, such as ivory straight legs or black skinny jeans. This was an outfit we kept seeing the street style crowd wearing over fashion month and on Instagram, and celebrities like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Kate Moss are also fans of this winter outfit.
Chrissy Teigen wore this jean-and-boot combo this weekend, pairing a pair of classic blue straight-leg jeans with croc-effect caramel-coloured knee-high boots. She paired it with a black roll-neck and a matching leather collarless coat by Loewe. Chrissy's boots are from Paris Texas, a cult Italian shoe brand whose knee-highs have been worn by the likes of Kendall Jenner and Emily Ratajkowski. Paris Texas boots are around £480 and hard to track down, but we've found lots of other dreamy knee-highs from Arket, Russell and Bromley and more.
Chrissy Teigen's Outfit
On Chrissy: Paris Texas boots; Loewe coat
On Chrissy: Paris Texas boots; Loewe coat
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