Boots

A great pair of boots grounds your entire look — quite literally. On a riding safari, they’re not just a fashion choice; they’re essential for comfort, protection, and confidence in the saddle. I always look for boots that strike the right balance between function and style. They need to be sturdy enough to handle long hours of riding, dust, water and uneven terrain when off the horse, but beautiful enough to make a statement.

Leather is my go-to for its durability and character — it only gets better with wear. I love boots with classic equestrian lines, often with minimal hardware and a good, solid sole. Whether you go for pull-ons, lace-ups, or something in between depends on your personal style, but the overall shape should feel timeless and versatile.

The best riding boots should tell a story — they should look like they’ve been somewhere, like they’re part of the adventure. And they should make you feel grounded, bold, and ready for wherever the ride takes you.

What to Wear

La botte Gardiane | Terence Bottine zip

Penelope Chilvers | Rein leather boots

Penelope Chilvers | Cropped tassel | black

Penelope Chilvers | long tassel boot conker

Watkinson’s | Palanco-The Cordelia Boot

Glaze&Gordon | Moorland II HighRider country

Watkinson’s | Palanco-The Luciana Boot

La botte Gardiane | Chantilly boot

Penelope Chilvers | Cropped tassel | seaweed

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