This Boot Trend Can Easily Look Cheap; Here's How to Find the Best Versions
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Style StalkerRule one: Keep it simple. Avoid complex patterns or embellishments (the same goes for super-shiny finishes; matte is the preferred texture). The cleaner-looking the shoe, the more expensive it will appear. My next rule is to take notice of this season's biggest shoe trends, as these will be the fashion insiders' boots of choice, and as a result, you'll choose the more directional styles. Finally, try going for a slightly off-white colour, as this can also make your boots look more luxe.
My final piece of advice is to keep them as clean as possible. Now, I'm not going to sugarcoat this: White boots are hard work. They require Monica Geller–level cleaning. The truth is that without this sort of attitude, your boots aren't going to stay looking fresh or clean (and thus expensive). Got all that? Keep scrolling for my edit of the chicest white boots for women—I've even divided it up into the biggest boot trends around right now so you can go straight to your preferred style.
Isabel Marant remains one of my favourite designers, and these boots perfectly represent why: They're classic but not boring, and they're undeniably cool.
High-street versions look more luxury with a croc effect.
These clean, simple ASOS boots appear more expensive than their price.
The red laces make the white pop out even more.
Another simple pair of boots that seem more expensive than the price tag.
The different coloured heel gives this a more expensive effect.
One of the biggest styles for this season are these lace-up boots.
Somewhere in between block heel and kitten, these are a pair of white boots we've had our eye on for quite some time.
The bonus about these ones is that they're easier to walk in as well.
Directional, sure, but still a pair of shoes you'll get loads of wear out of.
