Always one styling step ahead, I just spotted Dua Lipa out and about in the autumn shoe trend that’s set to dominate in just a few weeks’ time. Stepping away from the flip-flops and barely-there sandals we’ve all been living in for the past few months, she instead reached for their antithesis: a pair of knee-high biker boots.
Poised to become one of autumn’s biggest shoe trends, biker boots bring a slightly grungy edge to an outfit, which Dua put to work by pairing with a series of light, floaty dresses this week.
Spotted in the new-season pairing, not one, but twice, Dua first styled her Miu Miu Leather Biker Boots (£1890) with Marant Etoile’s Preya Embroidered Cotton Minidress (£520), embracing the summer’s white cotton minidress trend, all the while nodding to the autumn shoe trend that’s yet to come. The chunky Miu Miu boots anchored the lightness of the dress, creating the transeasonal contrast that fashion people return to every year as the seasons begin to shift.
Later in the week, she returned to her Miu Miu boots, pairing them with a black lace-trim slip dress. Finished with a bandana tied over her hair and oversized bug-eye sunglasses, she created exactly the kind of transseasonal outfit I’ll be recreating as soon as temperatures begin to dip.
As ever, Dua is a step ahead of the rest. If you’re already planning your autumn wardrobe, scroll on to shop the best dresses and biker boots to recreate her looks below.
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During high summer, I come back to If Only If dresses several times a week.
Be quick! I can’t see this staying in stock for long.
Style these with knee-high biker boots to get Dua’s look.
Trust me—we’ll all be wearing this shoe trend come autumn.
Whilst I love this in the white, it also comes in four other shades.
These also come in a glossy shade of brown.
The lace-trim trend isn’t showing any signs of slowing down.
These also come in half sizes, so you can find your perfect fit.
Be quick! I can’t see this staying in stock for long.
Shop these whilst they’re on sale.
