These Sienna Miller-approved waterproof boots are perfect for summer festivals
Coming with celebrities', like Sienna Miller and Cara Delevingne, stamp of approval, these waterproof ankle boots could be your new best friend for the festival season
Sienna Miller was seen wearing a particular pair of waterproof ankle boot s at Glastonbury 2018, and these shoes don't skimp on style for durability and practicality. Described as classic winter duck boots with modern urban styling, these shoes from Sorel are a sworn favourite of Sienna's for getting through the uneven and muddy terrain of festival grounds.
Coming in three colourways and sizes spanning 3 to 10, with half sizes available, Sienna's loved Women's Out N About IV Classic Waterproof Boots are currently fully stocked in all shades and sizes. Their popularity is no secret, and as festival season approaches, now's the time to get yours before they sell out.
These celebrity-loved shoes are a new iteration of classic duck boots with updated comfort and style. Equipped with a waterproof upper and vulcanised rubber shell, these shoes provide protection from the weather even on rainy days.
Constructed from waterproof full-grain leather and suede, these boots feature a heel pull tab that makes them easy to put on and take off. They also boast a traditional lace closure for the most comfortable and secure fit and a waterproof vulcanised rubber shell to keep your feet protected from turbulent weather and wet environments.
With cushioned midsoles and moulded rubber outsoles, these shoes win points for comfort and traction, making them ideal for days spent on your feet or walking great distances. Equipped with a Moulded PU Steadysole midsole and footbeds, these boots prioritise your comfort while you're on the move.
These Sienna Miller-loved boots retail for £110 and come in three colourways to best match your Glastonbury outfit's aesthetic as you head off to the iconic festival this summer.
For alternative waterproof boot options, check out these iconic Greyfield Mid Lace-Up Boots for Women in Black from Timberland, which are currently on offer for £54 down from £90. Elsewhere, these Berghaus Women's Exped Trek 2.0 Tech Boots are available for the reduced price of £71.50, down from £130, on Amazon. Both of these options have been praised for their comfort, but also promise similar waterproof and durable construction that can survive the festival season.
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