Years, seasons and trends may go by, but there will always be some items that we will never give up. One of them is – without a doubt – black boots. They're a classic winter boot style autumn/winter, not least because their black hue is the most versatile colour in fashion, impervious to the passage of time.
For this reason, we've gathered six different black boot styles that are popular now, each a contender for a space in your wardrobe. Your task? To decide which player you choose.
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Riding boots
Riding boots are timeless, whether you're going directly to the stables or an equestrian event (or, you just want to look like you do). The fanciest of black boots, riding boots add elegance to any style – just as their flat sole and knee-high cut make them super practical for winter. British chic at its finest.
Here are our favourites.
Slouchy boots
Lovers of outfits with personality are in luck as slouchy boots, characterised by their loose-fitting shaft that falls gracefully around the leg, are one of the most trendy models this season. They evoke that boho spirit which is so popular lately. Flat or heeled, they are a must-have for the most daring shoe fans.
Kitten-heel boots
Thanks to the popularity of all things '00s in fashion, kitten heels have been having their moment in the spotlight. Not too high to be daunting, but just fierce enough to give your outfit a feminine edge. For the sleekest look, opt for a black pair, of course.
Biker boots
If 2025 has a defining boot, it would be the biker boot. These shoes have become a staple this year among fashion followers, just as they were during the ‘90s and ’00s. The metal buckles (one or many, it's up to you!) and their attitude-filled appearance will transform any look.
Cowboy boots
Far from the ranches and rodeos of the American Southwest, western boots have been an urban basic for a few seasons now. Versatile enough to be combined with absolutely everything, but bold enough to transform your t-shirt and jeans into a look.
This article was originally published on Vogue Spain.
