The £1,300 The Row boots sell out fast, but we've found a similar high street pair.
, Mary-Kate and Ashley, so anything the minimalist label creates instantly gains celebrity-approval. And even though the zip-up boots that first launched in 2019 cost £1,300, they naturally sold out within a matter of hours. Fashion editors, influencers and A-listers made a mad scramble to try and find the few remaining pairs on eBay and Vestiaire Collective, and they secured their place as an 'It' boot.
We put the popularity of this boot down to the fact it's so incredibly versatile and wearable. Add the chunky style to a pair or jeans, wear with a fail-safe midi dress or add tofor a winter walk – the outfit possibilities are endless. And of course it didn't take other brands long to realise this is still the most popular ankle boot style.
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