Leather Look Ruched Heeled Boots
- Knee-high ruched shaft with slouchy silhouette
- Pointed stiletto heel approximately 10-12cm high
- Synthetic leather upper with minimal hardware
- Structured shape maintains form when not worn
These leather look boots from Misspap are an edgy addition to your wardrobe. The ruched knee-high shaft creates a slouchy silhouette that is on-trend this season. Perched on a pointed stiletto heel, these boots add height whilst still being comfortable enough for all-day wear. Crafted from synthetic leather with a matte finish, the streamlined upper features minimal hardware for a contemporary look. The pointed toe elongates the legs, whilst the textured heel offers stability when strutting between venues. Although the heel is high, the internal structure means these boots hold their shape when not being worn. For a casual weekend look, pair with skinny jeans, an oversized jumper and cross-body bag. For evenings out, match with a bodycon midi dress to complement the slim fit of the boots. The neutral hue works back seamlessly with vibrant prints or all-black ensembles. Transition through autumn in style with these versatile leather look boots.
Model Wears Size 6. Upper: Synthetic Materials Lining: Synthetic Materials Sole: Synthetic Materials
Free with boohoo premier
Free with boohoo premier
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