There are winter boots, and then there are winter boots that behave like fashion’s version of comfort food. Jacquemus and Moon Boot have returned to remind us that cold-weather dressing can still feel playful, sculptural and slightly indulgent. Snow or no snow, these are the kind of shoes that make winter feel like an aesthetic choice rather than a seasonal burden.

This marks the duo’s second collaboration, and it’s clear they’ve leaned deeper into their shared love for exaggerated shapes and cosy drama. Moon Boot, a brand born from the imagination of the 1969 moon landing, has spent decades perfecting its padded, space-age silhouette. Pair that with Jacquemus’ eye for minimalism shaped by sculpture and decorative arts, and the result is something that looks wonderfully familiar yet freshly reimagined.

The collection revisits the 1975 Faux Fur Tall Boot and introduces a new mid-height version crafted in felt to echo the textures of Jacquemus’ winter line. Colours stay grounded in wintery neutrals: soft browns, deep blacks and icy whites that slip effortlessly into any wardrobe. They carry a Yeti-like charm, the kind of playful exaggeration that makes every outfit feel a bit more light-hearted.

These boots are designed for the mountains but styled for the city. Mini skirts, quilted bombers, oversized coats… they seem to elevate everything they meet. It’s winter fantasy with a wink, the sort of footwear that asks why we ever pretended warm and practical couldn’t also be stylish.

The campaign, lensed by Tom Kneller, captures that signature Jacquemus mix of whimsy and clarity. You can explore the full collection on the brand’s website, where the boots are already making a persuasive case for becoming this winter’s most-wanted pair.