M&S' knee-high boots are the perfect shade for autumn - and they're on sale
is well and truly back, and they're far more versatile, comfortable and flattering than you'd think. Leather knee-high boots have never been so"in" – you really can't get through winter without a pair.
Choose an easy-to-walk-in sturdy heel and a round toe, so they're just the right side of comfortable but elevated enough to add a slick of retro polish to every look. As well as a classic round toe, square toes have made a comeback for 2022 and we think they're very chic, indeed. We're always looking for ways to stay warm yet stylish in the colder months, so the knee high boot is ticking all the right boxes. Black, tan, cream and on-trend silver are the colours to invest in – and there are plenty of brilliant styles on offer this season, including high street heroes and designer classics.
Wondering how to wear your new knee high boots for autumn/winter? You can style them tucked into trousers, under midis or even with a pair of tailored culottes for the office. Remember, this is the boot style made for keeping thoseNow really is the time to invest in knee-high boots, with many styles discounted in the
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