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Use Arrow Keys to NavigateWe'll defend a pair of Ugg snow boots to the end of time, but some days we don't want to stash galoshes under our desks. So what do we do? FInd a pair of shoes that can do both—stand the weather and look sleek and stylish while doing so. Brands like Aquatalia and La Canadienne specialize in weatherproof footwear discreetly designed as normal boots, except they can handle a slushy commute without sacrificing style. Here, 24 surprisingly chic options to wear this winter.
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Winnie Grand Waterproof Bootie Cole Haan 1
Winnie Grand Waterproof Bootie Cole Haan Credit: Courtesy You'd never guess this perfect ankle boot was waterproof.
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Kali Waterproof Over the Knee Boot Blondo 2
Kali Waterproof Over the Knee Boot Blondo Credit: Courtesy For those who won't give up their OTK life.
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Darcy Lace-Up Waterproof Booties DKNY 3
Darcy Lace-Up Waterproof Booties DKNY Credit: Courtesy This faux fur-trimmed boot is water resistant.
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510 Black Boot Blundstone 4
510 Black Boot Blundstone Credit: Courtesy This water-resistant Chelsea boot can handle a few inches of snow, but we wouldn't recommend wearing them during a heavy storm.
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The Renata Boot Stuart Weitzman 5
The Renata Boot Stuart Weitzman Credit: Courtesy The shearling upper can be flipped up to wear over the knee.
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Samantha Stud Belted Hiker Frye 6
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Credit: Courtesy Studs and buckles elevate the snow boot.
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SiennaC 200g Waterproof Winter Boots Kamik 7
SiennaC 200g Waterproof Winter Boots Kamik Credit: Courtesy A classic Chelsea boot but with a waterproof bottom.
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Jeanie Hiking Boot Sam Edelman 8
Jeanie Hiking Boot Sam Edelman Now 50% Off
Credit: Courtesy The fuzzy lining of this boot will keep you warm during the worst storm.
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Ainsley Conquest Boots Sorel 9
Ainsley Conquest Boots Sorel Credit: Courtesy
This wedge boot was made for snowy, Insta-moments.
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Varuna Waterproof Hiker Block Heel Booties Naturalizer 11
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Credit: Courtesy A hiking boot with a little height never hurt anyone.
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Liberty Alpine Supreme Muck Boots Co. 13
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Credit: Courtesy The faux fur detail makes this boot.
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Macey Weatherproof Kitten Heel Boot Aquatalia 14
Macey Weatherproof Kitten Heel Boot Aquatalia Now 40% Off
Credit: Courtesy Just when you thought kitten heels and snow didn't belong together.
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Rapha Waterproof Boot Blondo 15
Rapha Waterproof Boot Blondo Credit: Courtesy A lugged sole like this is perfect for sludge.
Classic Ugg boots don't fare well in wet weather, but these all-weather picks will do just fine.
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Elsa Waterproof Riding Boots Aqua College 17
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Credit: Courtesy You'll wear this classic knee-high all winter long.
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Alyson Wintergrip Boots Dr. Martens 18
Alyson Wintergrip Boots Dr. Martens Credit: Courtesy While this boot looks like your classic DM boot, this style has the added benefit of wet-free socks.
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Women's Weatherproof Kitten-Heel Booties Aquatalia 19
Women's Weatherproof Kitten-Heel Booties Aquatalia Credit: Courtesy This boot is so good you'll wear this when it's not snowing, too.
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Jayne Waterproof Hiking Bootie Timberland 20
Jayne Waterproof Hiking Bootie Timberland Credit: Courtesy Timberlands are a classic a winter boot.
Justine Carreon is the market editor at ELLE.com covering fashion, Dutch ovens, and fashion again. When she isn’t approaching style through a modern, accessible lens, she’s scouring eBay for vintage Levi’s and pretending she knows how to surf. Before joining ELLE.com in 2015 she worked as a freelance writer and stylist in New York City.
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