ALL THE NEW-SEASON SHOES WE'RE ADDING TO BAG

ASOS DESIGN lace up hiker boot in khaki with chunky sole, £58

Whether you’re going to the Lake District or not, a pair of heavy-duty hikers adds a subtle gorpcore touch to any outfit. Pair them with a similarly techy combo of cargos, an oversized tee and a puffer for a laidback-weekend look.

ASOS DESIGN lace up boat shoes in brown, £38

Cole Sprouse's signature shoe took over SS24, and it's not going anywhere. The season-proof boat shoe perfectly balances preppy and casual, making it a safe pick for any trainer-free dress code. We'd wear ours with jeans and a winter-ready cardie.

Timberland premium 6 inch boots in wheat tan nubuck, £190

Once synonymous with warehouse uniforms, these heavy-duty boots are now a street-style staple everywhere, from London to NYC. If you haven’t already rocked the Timberlands-double-denim combo, consider this your sign to get on board ASAP.

Walk London Sean trim loafer in black/off white leather, £75

Don't think you need to be dressed up to rock loafers. Make like Tyler The Creator and style them in that eclectic grandpa way with bold knitwear, or add some streetwear into the mix with jorts, a sweatshirt, and a New Era cap. With a shoe this versatile, the options are limitless.

Dr Martens unisex Anistone lo chelsea boots in brown leather, £180

With the rise of early 2010s-core the Chelsea boot has re-entered the chat. David Beckham loved styling a leather or suede pair with distressed skinny jeans, but for a 2024 spin, a roomier pair looks 10/10 with baggy jeans.