Burgundy leather and a crinkled patent panel give these ankle boots two contrasting finishes. Ruching softens the front, while the dark 5cm wedge and ridged sole create a substantial outline underneath.
Wear them with charcoal trousers or dark jeans, letting the rich colour show below the hem. A zip provides the opening at the side.
Ruched detailing at the front and a crinkled patent panel at the back give these navy ankle boots two contrasting finishes. The 5cm wedge creates a solid outline, with a ridged sole that adds to the substantial look.
Wear them under straight-leg jeans or with tapered trousers that finish near the ankle. The zip opening makes them easier to put on and take off.
Ruched black leather and a turned-down collar give these ankle boots a softer outline than a plain Chelsea boot. The 4.5cm wedge joins the dark sole, keeping the raised shape continuous from heel towards the front.
Wear them with straight trousers or a casual dress. Double zip openings give you more room to open the boot when putting it on.
Ruched leather and a turned-down collar soften the outline of these navy ankle boots. A 4.5cm wedge runs into the dark sole, giving the boot a solid shape without a separate block heel.
Wear them with straight jeans or casual trousers. The zip fastening provides an opening without changing the gathered detail across the front.
Other colours: Red, Wine.
Red leather makes these wedge ankle boots stand out, with ruching across the front and a turned-down collar adding detail. The dark sole contrasts with the upper, while the 4.5cm wedge gives a continuous raised outline.
Keep the rest of the outfit simple with dark jeans and a neutral knit, letting the red boot provide the colour.
Other colours: Navy, Wine.
A plain mid-calf shaft gives these black leather boots a clean line, with a wedge heel built into the substantial dark sole. An elasticated top panel adds a practical detail without extra laces or buckle straps.
Wear them with slim trousers or a simple knitted dress. The zip opening provides access down the shaft rather than relying on a pull-on design.