The message that Shoewawa readers love competitions is coming through loud and clear, so I thought I'd keep up the pace with a new one starting from today.
If you've like to win these fashionable slouchy work boots from Blue Inc, entering could not be easier: just reply to this post in the comments below, specifying your shoe size and email address. We'll be in touch next week to let you know if you've been lucky.
I recently wrote about Redfoot's range of women's fold up shoes, and their brand new range of men's leather fold up shoes.Well, they've now moved into the boots market, although this time it's a little different.
The Zippyboot is an ugg-style boot with four variable heights. You can wear the boot as it is, at full height as you can see on the right. The top section rolls down, so you can wear it with the sheepskin inner on the top, or unzip the top section completely. This then leaves you with the shorter boot, or an ankle boot if you turn down the top of this section.
X Factor contestant Rachel Adedeji was recently spotted popping out of the talent show house in these warm looking Jumbuck Studded Fringe Cherokee boots. These £120 boots feature the suede fringe and sheepskin inner that last season's boot had, with added stud detail to bring it up to date.
I've never been a big fan of Ugg boots, as they're a little too dull for me with their lack of detail, so these boots are right up my street. The do have some very similar versions of the Ugg boots but we'll gloss over those for the moment and concentrate on the other snug boots in the range.
Remember when Cheryl Cole was a little bit...chavvy? Scraped back ponytail, pointy heels and combats combos and a certain reported attack on a toilet attendant were the kind of things that used to get Cheryl, then Cheryl Tweedy, into the papers.
Those days are long gone, and the outfits have been replaced with thick hair extensions, chic dresses and killer heels. Cheryl's style on X Factor is so in demand that a website has been created to help people copy her style.
The site, CherylColeStyle, holds pages and pages of her outfits including several pages purely devoted to her footwear at the auditions.These Alexander Wang 'Lara' Combat Ankle boots are the ones Cheryl wore for her performance of Fight for this Love last week.
Ideal for Halloween, these 'Bewitching' booties are from the small but perfectly-formed range of boots and shoes at Anthropologie, which recently reached our shores with a flagship store in London.
Channeling the trend for shoes with extended, fabricky bits, these booties are made primarily from suede with a lace crochet section that sits on the ankle. It creates a lovely , cobwebby effect that would look superb set against some of the seasons colourful tights.
Due have just dropped their new A/W collection, and yet again they've managed to combine fashion with fit. The high street and mail order brand specialise in boots that come in 21 different calf sizes, and sizes 2-10, so you're pretty much guaranteed to find a design that suits and fits you.
These Venice black suede over knee boots on the right come in black or grape and have a fold down option if you don't fancy rocking the taller option. They're £155 and you can choose from a calf width starting at 30cm and going all the way up to 50cm.
The misleadingly-named Craftastrophe on Etsy was responsible for these fabulous boots, which have been lovingly hand-decorated in one of the season's most popular colour combinations.
The charcoal grey boughts, which are made of 'stretchy, comfortable fabric' would be a stylish winter choice on their own, but the customisation makes them really special. A cherry print pattern made from felt swirls turns an ordinary pair of shoes into a unique and eyecatching style. Since they're a one-off, these shoes are only available in a US size 7.5 (UK 5) but this is an idea it would be easy to nab if you fancied sprucing up some old boots of your own!