• The deliberately slouched shaft is the defining detail here - the suede gathers and pools naturally from the knee down, creating that intentionally undone effect that a structured boot simply cannot replicate.
• Suede upper with a soft, napped finish that drapes rather than holds its shape, giving the boot its characteristic relaxed fall around the leg.
• Sharply pointed toe grounds the silhouette with precision, balancing the looseness of the shaft with a clean, directional finish at the foot.
• An 85mm stiletto heel - high enough to lengthen the leg without sacrificing the ease of movement the rest of the boot promises.
• Knee-high length means the shaft works with both midi hemlines and above-the-knee cuts, making it one of the more versatile boots in the range.

The Olivia sits naturally in a wardrobe built around considered dressing - the kind where a great boot does half the work. Worn over slim-cut tailored trousers, the slouch reads as intentional and refined. Against a midi skirt or dress, the gathered shaft creates a layered, textural contrast that a sleek knee-high boot wouldn't offer. The stiletto heel keeps the overall look sharp, so even when dressed down with straight-leg jeans tucked loosely into the shaft, there's no risk of the outfit losing its edge. This is the boot that moves between a morning of meetings and an evening dinner without needing a wardrobe change - the suede finish and heel height do enough to carry it through both. A longline coat worn open over a knit dress with these boots is the kind of put-together outfit that requires very little effort but reads as thoroughly considered.