WELLIES! Pretty Or Practical?

Remember when you were little and you had your little pair of Wellington boots for the rain or snow (well depending where you lived, you may not have needed them)? Well when did wellies change from being practical shoes to the latest fashion accessory? I blame the festivals. But now they are a staple part of our wardrobe, ranging in colours, patterns and prices. Let's take a look.

The first pair are by the very famous Wellington designer Hunter, their colours and patterns are so diverse that you will definitely find a pair that suit your personality. If you're looking at buying a pair be prepared to pay £50 and upwards. But for look-a-likes Topshop, eBay and River Island are the best places to go.

The second pair of wellies is by the famous bag designer Cath Kidston, these Wellington's are a continuation from her handbag designs, the designs are very flowery and feminine. The price range of these types of wellies are £38 and above.

The third pair are Vivienne Westwood ankle boot wellies (not exactly practical, but their beauty makes up for it). These are very expensive (ranging around £350 #yikes), but don't be discouraged I have a pair of these wellies and only paid £15 #bargain, Primark have these exact same wellies, but you'll have to hurry since you know how stuff in Primark goes #inasecond.

So for the next rainy day or festival you know what to do and where to go to get some wellies that suit your style and personality #yourwelcome.