The Boot Trends That Are Going to Be Big in 2021 According to Zara
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From royals to celebrities, influencers to editors, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone (fashion-fanatic or otherwise) who doesn’t have an item of clothing from Zara in their wardrobe. The Spanish retailer has developed a reputation for itself over the years for creating affordable trend-led pieces, as well as contemporary basics which can act as the cornerstone of any closet.
Though, Zara’s mass-market appeal doesn’t just end at clothing. No, the brand’s footwear is equally as coveted and this winter, in particular, we’ve spotted quite a number of expensive-looking boots among their collection. (Many of which we predict will sell out in no time. Sadly, these styles don’t often hang around for long.)
Once again this season, the brand has aced the concept of timeless classics with a twist, having created traditional Chelsea boots that feature track sole finishes and flat knee-high boots in unique silhouettes and unexpected colourways. However, they’ve also got something for those of us who are feeling a little more adventurous. Zara has created a series of runway-inspired footwear options including an entire range of thigh-high over-the-knee boots. From chunky-soled iterations to square-toe styles that feel reminiscent of Bottega Veneta’s A/W 2020 collection, Zara’s range perfectly balances contemporary yet approachable fashion. Keep scrolling to shop the three boot trends Zara is championing this winter, and that will undoubtedly continue well into next year.
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