NYFW’s Top Trend Was White Boots, So Get Them On Your Feet Immediately

New York Fashion Week is a green light for the style set to bring out the boldest, quirkiest looks in their wardrobe. In other words, it’s basically a seven-day ode to the art of peacocking. But, between the OTT accessories and utterly out-there colour combos, there are a handful of cool trends we can’t help ‘mirin.

This year, there was one trend which falls into that latter category and, the best part is, you might already own it.

White cowboy boots, or white boots at all for that matter, were spotted bloody everywhere.

From go-go inspired, knee-high boots to petite, kitten heel ankle booties, this versatile trend is one to add to your radar especially as we begin the inevitable descent into winter.

As for ornamentation, the plain white leather, round toe option is definitely the classic, but if you want to experiment with a slightly quirkier take on the boot, try opting for a pointed cowboy toe with Western-inspired details (think studs and stars, but not spurs).

Scroll down for a range of edgy outfit ideas for how to wear white boots, along with a handful of cute styles to shop now.

Pair them with winter dresses for added leg warmth:

Or even cropped trouser/cardi situations:

While the sheer skirt ain’t for everyone, these boots still look fire:

Omg this look is everything:

They seriously go with everything:

Heck yes! This lass looks fierce:

Ooooo and this babe, who matched her boots to her cateye shades:

Werk it:

How have I gone this long without owning a pair of theses?

Ugh, LOVE.

Source: Getty Images / Donell WoodsonWant a pair yet? If so, here are a few different styles to add to cart:

Topshop Bingo Western Boots, $164.95 at The Iconic

Lace-Up Leather Ankle Boots, $139 at Zara

Guillot Point Toe Boots, $212.42 at Shopbop

Heel Leather Ankle Boot, $149.95 at Mango

Topshop Midnight Boots, $149.95 at The Iconic

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