Rihanna's famous Manolo Blahnik statement boots were such a hit that the singer and legendary shoe brand are collaborating again—and yes, more boots are involved. This time, RiRi is bringing us winter boots inspired by Timberland styles and a particular throwback MB shoe from the 2000s.
The upcoming collection of the three boot styles is called Savage and will launch November 16. WWD notes that the trio of shoes is inspired by the singer's affinity for winter fabrics like shearling and suede, in addition to the classic Timberland work boots. The Fallon suede style is a rework of the Timberland stiletto boots celebs like J.Lo and Beyoncé made famous back in the day. For a cozier pair, the super-trendy knee-high Alexis boots are a great match and feature gorgeous fur trim all over. However, we have a feeling that the thigh-high Dominiques will be the It shoes of the bunch given their sleek black ponyskin construction and brocade design. Either way, these beauties won't last long!
Keep scrolling to check out a preview of the three styles coming out November 16.
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