10 Knee-High Boots I’m Shopping for Fall: Vivaia, Steve Madden, Aldo

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Including picks from Vivaia, Reformation, and Steve Madden.

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The temperature has officially (and aggressively) dropped here in Maryland. With that said, I now plan to make all my favorite knee-high boots my personality. My collection is pretty stacked, but I’m always keeping an eye out for new styles, whether that’s by window-shopping or following frequently-worn styles by celebs like Amal Clooney and Taylor Swift. With all of these means of discovery, I’ve come across 10 knee-high boot styles that I know will pair seamlessly with my fall capsule of tailored trousers, midi dresses, and mini skirts. Picks include brands like Vivaia, Reformation, Steve Madden, Aldo, and Sam Edelman—and prices start at just $44.

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Dsevht’s Stiletto Knee-High Boots just scream cool girl. They feature a nearly four-inch heel, a knee-high shaft, and a side zipper for easy on and off. Adorned with decorative silver-toned buckles, the pointed-toe boots are finished off with fringe and zipper embellishments. These boots give off main character energy and would pair well with a simple sweater dress, or peeking out the bottom of wide-leg jeans or trousers.

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If you’re looking for a boot that’s as cute as it is comfortable, opt for a platform style like this pair from Sovanyou. They have a heel that’s a little over three-inches tall and a nearly one-inch platform for added support and comfort. The silhouette fits close to the leg, making it a better styling option under tighter-fitting pants.

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Everyone needs a croc-embossed boot like this Aldo style; it adds so much visual interest to an outfit. Featuring a pointed toe and a three-and-a-quarter-inch heel, the boots fall away from the leg a bit for a more exaggerated look. Snag them in a classic brown or black.

Shop more knee-high boot styles I’ve got my eye on, below.

Vivaia

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Nordstrom

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Reformation

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