Ok so this week’s Sarenza Sunday pick is yet another ankle boot but they aren’t black for once (although they do come in black too)

I’m really loving both the red and the navy colour way of the Victoire by Any Boots although at £140 a pair I’d have to choose between them and I’d probably end up with black just for the versatility.

If black didn’t exist though I have to say I am quite enjoying the red, there’s something about a splash of colour to brighten up a dull Winter day right?

Which colour would you pick?

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This week for my Sarenza Sunday feature I was determined not to showcase yet another ankle boot, which was tough because there are just so many awesome pairs in stock right now.

Instead I decided to focus on a party shoe, what with Christmas and all it’s festive gatherings soon to be here and all.

Kat Maconie’s Sylvia Shoe may cost £250 but I think it’ll be a worthy investment if you have the money to spend.

It’s bold and black and would go with everything from the infamous LBD to a smart pair of jeans and awesome jumper.

I’d love to own these and showcase just how many ways that can be worn,

sadly budget does not allow and party season will be firmly in flats for me once again. Maybe next year eh?

I can’t wait to see what other party fabulous shoes Sarenza get in, that site is lethal for my shoe cravings.

xxx

I was trying to find something that wasn’t an ankle boot for this week’s Sarenza Sunday post and then got utterly sidetracked by the Potak by Shellys London

Texure is a big lure for me and the velvet sheen of these boots makes them look even more expensive than their £109 price tag.

If I didn’t already own red(ish) velvet ankle boots I would be dangerously close to clicking purchase. The fact I am yet to wear said ankle boots due to stupid foot means I’m just about clinging on to my pennies that are more needed elsewhere.

What can I say? I’ll forever be a magpie for ankle boots. And red shoes. And velvet.

I’m doomed.

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I think it’s crystal clear by now that when browsing A/W shoes I will always head straight for the ankle boots. I should probably try and break this habit but they are just so versatile, and when Sarenza stock what must be thousands of styles it’s pretty hard to avoid them!

This week I’ve got my beady eye on the Pagon boot by I Love Shoes (what a fitting name for a brand!) which cost £58.70

I love the contrast between  the patent and suede- I think these are the perfect work to party boot to be honest.

They also come in red and brown but I love the classic black. These may well be seen on my feet in the near future.

Sarenza– Forever destined to make me mentally bankrupt.