London city break: what shoes should I wear?

Stay warm, look good!

London can be a magical city during winter: The streets are lit up with Christmas lights and the city is usually blanketed under layers of snow. With all these, winter in London can be unpredictable that’s why if you are planning to travel there this season you must pay attention to dress properly – this can be challenging however, because remaining stylish whilst keeping warm can be a really hard task. You’ll need comfy but stylish pieces to mix and match into a wearable wardrobe. Layering is the key!

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But if you ever wondered which shoes are best for a trip, you should realize that it’s time to give up your four inch heels. Even though they look cute you can’t walk around in them for more than 5 minutes. The main idea is to get proper footwear. You must keep in mind that for travel shoes there is a magic number: three.

Riding boots, even if they are really comfy, they are also winter’s hottest trend in shoes, mainly because this style of boot provides extra coverage and warmth. Riding boots are great for winter trips – definitely the perfect time to try out a pair – because they will add some edge to any outfit.

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Lace up ankle boots are great for pounding the pavement. Choose a pair that hit mid-calf and look similar to combat boots. You can get super casual and comfortable with this kind of boots and one thing is for sure: you’ll look awesome. Wear your mid-calf boots over high socks and jeans to stay super warm and pair them with a cozy sweater, scarf, a beanie and a bomber jacket to complete the outfit.

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Leather boots – there are simply no other shoes that will keep your toes warmer and compliment most of your outfits as leather would. They are comfy and warm and they work with skinny jeans, leggings as well as thick tights and dresses. These boots should be on your packing list for any winter trip.

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Pick the right pair of shoes for yourself. When you travel in winter nothing can go wrong as long as your feet stay warm and cozy!