After the scorching week we've had, it's difficult to imagine wearing anything on your feet except sandals. However, despite the sauna-like climate, autumn collections are starting to filter into new-in sections. This week, Zara showed editors highlights of its autumn collection, and following this, I saw at least six people in the industry posting about one pair of boots.
These new hero heels come in butter and dusty blue and have square toes, lace-up fronts and chunky heels. They have been online for only a week and are already starting to sell out in several sizes. Quite the accomplishment in 39 degrees. We noticed that Zara has now started dropping its autumn boot collection, and we've got our eyes on a pair of knee-high scrunchy boots that defy their price tag and are bound to be popular with the fashion crowd.
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