Princess Beatrice’s favourite Louis Vuitton ankle boots will match everything you own
Boot season is finally here and as much as we love shopping for cosy delights, finding the perfect pair of complementary kicks can be a tricky task.
Besides being practical, a good boot must also fit into your existing wardrobe like they were always there, perfectly matching your everyday go-to’s as well as those more extravagant after-hours ensembles.
With a multitude of styles and silhouettes out there, it’s hard to know which kind of boot is for you. If you’re stuck for choice let us be the first to tell you that you can never go wrong with a classic ankle boot. Easily worn with a long formal dress for dinner out and about, a pair of jeans for errand running or even with tights and a skirt for late-night drinks, the ankle boot can be worn with quite literally anything.
One ankle boot we’ve had our eye on this winter season is the iconic Louis Vuitton Silhouette Ankle Boots. Worn by Princess Beatrice just yesterday to attend The Fayre of St. James’s annual Christmas event with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Beatrice proved that these particular ankle boots really do go with everything.
Opting for a cosy yet elegant ensemble the Princess wore her Louis Vuitton Silhouette Ankle Boots in black stretch with a Halcyon Checked Wool-Blend Twill Coat from Temperley London and a Movimento Mini Bucket Bag in black from Mansur Gavriel.
The Silhouette Ankle Boot is one of Louis Vuittons most emblematic styles, so much so the brand has reimagined the style in a wide range of various colours and materials to ensure that there’s a Silhouette Ankle Boot for all. Each silhouette in the line is adorned with a heel that resembles Louis Vuitton’s iconic monogram flower, giving even the simple black ankle boot a touch of elevated excellence.
With eight styles to choose from, the boot options are quite literally your oyster. From sleek black, khaki green and light grey patent leather to monogrammed brown suede and denim, you’ll find it hard to choose a style that won’t suit your whole wardrobe.
source: hello magazine.com
