Hilary Duff Gives Her Jumpsuit An Edgy Twist With This Iconic 90s Boot Trend
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Hilary Duff, like many celebrities, can’t seem to get enough of Dr. Martens shoes.
The 33-year-old actress stepped out in the brand’s Jadon boots on the set of her TV show “Younger” in New York City on Friday. She wore the style with an eclectic ensemble, including a boiler-style jumpsuit, chunky plaid scarf and gingham printed face mask.
Set atop a platform, the Jadon features the brand’s iconic combat boot silhouette with contrast yellow stitching. It comes in black and white versions and retails for $180 on Drmartens.com.
The star has worn the style on multiple occasions, including while running errands, and has even dressed her daughter Banks Violet Bair in the label.
Duff joins a host of other A-listers such as Miley Cyrus, Hailey Bieber and the Hadid sisters who wear Dr. Martens styles on rotation. They’ve sported the pairs with crop tops, mom jeans and mini skirt and blazer combos, proving how versatile the offerings can be.
While Dr. Martens shoes are popular today, the brand has a storied history. Its iconic 1460 boot, which debuted on April, 1, 1960, was adopted by British workers and later by counterculture movements of every generations such as punk rock, goth and grunge. Fanfare continues thanks to the edgy aesthetic of the brand’s looks, as well as its ingrained message of rebelliousness.
Source: footwearnews
