Trendy hiking boots for the city
This season, hiking boots are not just for climbing mountains, but also for climbing fashion heights. Which model would you like to wear in town?
Large trekking boots are gaining ground, at the latest after the winter-fall 2018 catwalks. They appeared on the catwalks of major fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, MSGM and Gucci. Until now, these robust, low-profile shoes were only worn by hikers. Now they're being worn in the city too. The streetwear trend is no accident. After the success of athleisure and ugly dad trainers, it was only a matter of time before hiking boots arrived in town. The motto, however, remains daring ugliness and comfort. [[image:18408043]]
Moving mountains
Affordable fashion brands have also banked on the trend, taking inspiration from the catwalks and the urban style of bloggers. Sure, these fashion shoes won't get you mountaineering, but they should still get you over the hill in your city and the slippery roads. Gone are the days of strolling cautiously around town in boots that are more pretty than practical. What's more, these ankle boots keep your feet warm. [[image:18392061,18392060]] [[small:]]
Mountains and valleys
So you don't look too much like a hiker, I'd advise mixing up the style with the chunky shoes: either a set in an elegant material like velvet or corduroy, or a dress or a skirt in the same materials. Tights and a knitted jumper are a must to complete the outfit.
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