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Filming for The Devil Wears Prada 2 has officially begun, and the behind-the-scenes paparazzi photos are re-shaping our fall shopping lists. In a recent on-set snap, Anne Hathaway (aka Andy Sachs 2.0) was spotted in a sharply tailored pinstripe maxi dress and a pair of $1,050 croc-embossed Paris Texas knee-high boots. Translation? The fashion editor fall uniform just dropped.
Luckily, Amazon is serving up a near-identical lookalike for less than $60. With a similarly pointed toe, sleek stiletto heel and glossy croc-like finish, these knee-high boots are giving the same expensive energy without the four-figure price tag. So if you want to channel Hathaway’s back-to-the-office look this fall, these boots are a solid solve.
Style-wise, the lookalike boots are surprisingly versatile. The deep burgundy shade works like a neutral with most autumn tones, and shoppers say they pair easily with everything from jeans to sweater dresses. The sleek silhouette and metal buckle detail add a little extra edge, and the 3.25-inch heel gives you height without pushing into painful territory — especially if you add your own cushioned insoles, which some reviewers recommend.
Comfort isn’t always a given when you’re buying fashion-forward boots on a budget, however, reviewers were quick to note how wearable these are. One teacher even said, “I’m on my feet all day and I am able to wear these, and my feet don’t hurt.”
A few shoppers noted that the toe runs narrow, so it’s smart to size up if you’re in between.
Whether you’re refreshing your fall wardrobe or just trying to recreate that Anne Hathaway moment on a budget, these knee-high boots are worth scooping up now — especially before the internet catches on. If history has taught us anything, it’s that fashion waits for no one (and neither will Amazon shoppers).
Get the Comjuy Knee-High Boots (originally $65) on sale for just $55 on Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change.
