If we were granted one wish, it would be to spend a day in Lara Worthington’s wardrobe. It might not seem like much, but with a closet full of Givenchy, Céline, Gucci, and Ellery, you can understand why. Lara’s style is enviable for so many reasons (see brands above), but it’s her shoe collection that takes every look to the next level. Between these cult Gucci loafers, and dream Louis Vuitton denim boots, it’s clear to see she knows what’s up in the shoe department.
On a recent trip to Sydney, fresh from overseas travels, Lara was spotted in lace-up over-the-knee Givenchy boots, that we bet will be big news once temperatures drop. How to wear them? There’s two ways. Wear them under midi skirts and dresses to give the illusion of never-ending legs, or try one of the season’s biggest trends—lampshading.
Get a head start on the trend and shop our favourite over-the-knee finds now—before it’s too late.
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