Just when I thought I found my perfect vegan knee high boots (the Nina ones from Novacas), they go and do it again with this Eliza boot. Now I have to choose whether I want a classic riding boot or this sexy cowgirl offering. I want both!

These have some interesting features, like the brogueing, asymmetrical cuff and, of course, that whole sort of modern meets old cowboy look. The Nina boots are, well, more British.
Which one would you choose? I’ll let you know what I decide!

In the meantime, you can get them from Endless.com in the US.

Is it a biker boot? Is it a cowboy boot? No! It’s this red fashion hybrid boot from TUK!

Slightly less blatantly alternative than most of their range, these seem like more mainstream boots for the girl who likes a little bit of funkiness in her trendy footwear, without putting on the punk rocker, rockabilly or mod look.
Personally, I actually prefer their more wacky creations to these, as I think these could possibly look a bit cheap in real life. While many of TUK’s non-leather shoes can appear cheaply made under close inspection, the more alternative designs are so very cool-looking, nobody really stops to think about it and / or care.

These sort of pitch themselves up against more mainstream leather shoes and I’m not sure they would come up winners. I do like the overall look, though and I think they have a sort of kink in them that makes them somewhat funkier than some of the similar non-leather boots I’ve seen around.

You can get these on Amazon.com

These Marco Tozzi vegan boots are pretty unusual: white faux leather with a flowery pattern, highlighted with beige faux suede and some mad stitching. Nice!
They sort of remind me of cowboy boots but are a slightly different shape. The overall feel is pretty cowboy-esque, but quite girly with it and certainly stylish and different. You’d definitely get some compliments wearing these, I reckon, as they are definitely a fashion statement. Would go well with skinny jeans and a heightened sense of cool.

These vegan boots are available on the Bourgeois Boheme website