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With only 10 days until the new year, I seriously thought that shoe trends were over for the year. I am clearly very, very naive. 

Style muse and model Rosie Huntington Whitely stepped out in London yesterday sporting a very chic, RHW-coded fit. Unsurprisingly the mother and beauty brand founder wore a slinky turtle neck knit dress, a pair of opaque black tights, a long-lined white coat from The Row, black sunglasses and a black crocodile skin bag. Nothing crazy right? Until you pan down to the footwear choice. 

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The footwear choice in question is rather hard to describe. At first glance, they look like a pair of classic pumps paired with fishnet socks, but upon further inspection, I can confirm that they’re anything but. It seems that the fishnet mesh sock and black sole are connected and feature a nude toe strap which is designed to look invisible. I’m not 100% but I think they’re actually boots as in a close-up picture she included in her outfit dump, there’s a faint line that resembles a zipper going up the back of her ankle.

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Why are you gatekeeping Rosie?© Rosie Huntington Whiteley
A close up of the shoe

My first thought was that they had to be from Bottega Veneta, because who else would make something so iconic? After a little investigative hunting on the World Wide Web  (another name for scouring Instagram during work hours) I came out empty-handed. I then had a hunch that they might be from The Row, as we all know RHW loves the Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen-founded brand. Bingo.

Do you think these are the same shoes?© Rosie Huntington Whiteley
Do you think these are the same shoes?

The mysterious footwear is The Row's Nylon Over-The-Knee Sock Pumps, which are unfortunately sold out. However, after Rosie's latest post, perhaps the twin sister will put them back into production... Heres hoping.

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