One of the biggest anti-trends is back in fashion: how to wear knitted boots
Fashion is always striking in its cyclical nature, and this time the focus is on knitted boots, which were previously considered almost the biggest anti-trend. Their return has become a real sensation in the fashion world. Knitted shoes, which once caused surprise, are now finding their place in the wardrobes of bold and stylish individuals.
Modern fashion is increasingly focused on comfort, sustainability, and individuality. Knitted boots made from natural materials embody these three principles, becoming an important element of winter wardrobe. Vogue France noted that recently, boots of this format have begun to appear on the pages of glossy magazines, and stars such as Kendall Jenner and Gilda Ambrosio have been using this trend to complement their looks.
Kendall Jenner is already wearing it.
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In October 2023, Kendall Jenner was spotted on the streets of Los Angeles with her friend Hailey Bieber. She chose a knitted jumper, one of the trends of the time, and beige knitted ankle boots with a medium heel. The whole look consisted of Bottega Veneta clothes.
What knitted shoes to wear.
Gilda Ambrosio, the head of the fashion brand The Attico, went to the fashion show in Paris wearing Bottega Veneta boots. She wore them with a black leather jacket and gray boxer shorts.
Gilda Ambrosio wears Bottega Veneta ankle boots to the Paris fashion show.
As you can see, Bottega Veneta is responsible for bringing knitted boots back into the trend, but as Vogue notes, many other brands have made this trend their own.
What knitted boots to wear.
"On the street style side, knitted boots are gaining ground, sometimes in DIY effects with multiple colors, sometimes sublimated with glittery details. Will they become a wardrobe staple or is it just a temporary trend? We will find out in the coming months," the source commented.
Rihanna wearing knitted shoes.
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