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Ciara is making a case for this season’s biggest boot trend with a little help from her own label.
The “Level Up” singer showed off new pieces from her LITA by Ciara brand on Instagram yesterday, modeling a selection of combat boots matched to just a long-sleeve bodysuit — similar tops retail for $168 at Nordstrom.
The LITA by Ciara label offers up an eco-conscious appeal, sold online as well as in-person at select Norstrom stores; additionally, 3% of net revenue of brand purchases will go towards the Why Not You Foundation, a nonprofit benefiting programs to empower young women.
To complement her bodysuit, Ciara tried on a mix of footwear including $498 combat boots and $298 white zippered lug-sole sneakers.
Combat boots and lug-sole styles, are the new norm amongst celebrity style trends, experiencing a revitalization along with a few other silhouettes from the 1990s. From brands like Dr. Martens and Prada along with Bottega Veneta, these bold boots offer ease of wear with an edgy-chic appeal. You’ll find the designs on top fashion figures including Kourtney Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, Lil Nas X and more.
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Throughout the past few months, Ciara and Russell Wilson have continued to debut stylish pieces from their Human Nation collection, a part of the singer and star NFL husband’s House of LR&C parent company.
Included in Ciara’s rotation of ensembles, the “1,2 Step” singer owns an endless series of chic looks that range from at-home workout ensembles with throwback Nike Natural Ride Free RN sneakers to an all-black leather look from Patrycja Pagas matched to glittering sandals from Giuseppe Zanotti.
Buy Now: LITA by Ciara Fang Sneakers, $298.
Buy Now: LITA by Ciara XO Comba Boots, $498.
Buy Now: LITA by Ciara Kiss Bodysuit, $168.
Check out the gallery for more of Ciara’s risk-taking style evolution.
