Zara's TRF Shoes Collection Is Incredible

last updated 16 October 2017

Zara's done it again. Or rather we should say Zara's TRF line has done it again. This time, it's the wide range of trend-led shoes that have got us wanting to spend all our money. The offshoot brand, which is considered to be the younger, more affordable arm of the store, often dishes out catwalk-inspired pieces, but this time it has surpassed itself with the range of shoes on offer. From over-the-knee boots (hello, Rihanna) to stompy black boots (a massive look for A/W 17), as well as plenty of pretty kitten heels to choose from, we know where we'll be shopping for shoes from now on.

Keep scrolling for our pick of the bunch—just don't blame us if your bank balance hates you.

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Electric Blue Pointed Over-the-Knee High Heel Boots

To be worn with an oversized jumper dress.

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Lace-Up High Heel Ankle Boots

We can see Selena Gomez wearing these.

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Shiny High Heel Pointed Ankle Boots

The sock boot isn't going away any time soon.

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Two-Tone High Heel Ankle Boots

Feeling brave? Try these.

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High Heel Ankle Boots With Feathers

Hello, we're in love.

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Block Heel Slingback Shoes

So chic for the office.

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Flat Gathered Mules With Pointed Toes

A fancy flat will go far.

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Knotted High Heel Slingback Shoes

So easy to wear and not hard on the knees.

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Embroidered Kitten Heel Slingback Shoes

Cute heels don't have to be high.

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Split Suede Ankle Boots With Track Sole

The Hadid sisters would be all over these.

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Two-Tone Geometric High Heel Mules

Another mismatched pair of shoes—guaranteed to get you attention.

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Velvet High Heel Platform Sandals

Another one for the velvet lovers.

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Gold High Heel Court Shoes With Ankle Strap

Ideal for party season.

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Monochrome High Heel Mules

We're still loving pink too.

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Sky Blue Pin Heel Ankle Boots

We can't believe these are under £100.

Next up, the biggest A/W 17 fashion trends you need to know about.

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Elinor Block was one of the earliest team members of Who What Wear UK, starting her tenure working across both Who What Wear and Byrdie, which were owned by the original parent company, Clique, at the time. Her specialism in fashion and beauty established her multifaceted role as Assistant Editor, which she developed over six years from 2016 to 2022 to become Deputy Editor. She is now the Head of Editorial at fashion tech company Drest.