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Caroline Parr

Scarlett Johansson's Sorel snow boots look more like trainers and work with tailored trousers

Scarlett Johansson at Newport Beach Film Festival Honors and Variety's 10 Actors to Watch at Balboa Bay Resort on October 19, 2025 in Newport Beach, California.

I really struggle with shoes at this time of year. For dog walks, I have some of the best snow boots, which I wear with leggings or jeans, but when I want to look a bit smarter for the office, I'm a bit stuck.

My most comfortable trainers are the easy option, but they're not the warmest, and they're far from ideal when it torrentially rains. Which it seems to be doing a lot lately...

Enter Scarlett Johansson to solve all my winter dressing dilemmas. She was pictured on the set of her directorial debut, Eleanor The Great in chilly New York last February, and doesn't she look perfectly put together? She's wearing a boot/trainer hybrid by Sorel, one of the best brands in the business when it comes to snow boots, and I love the rich rust colour.

She added a simple roll neck knit, a wool jacket, black trousers with a tuxedo stripe down the side, plus a Prada belt bag worn across the body.

(Image credit: Getty Images)

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You've probably come across the Sorel Torino snow boots, which can count Kate Middleton and Olivia Colman as fans, but I'd never seen this sportier style before Scarlett wore them.

Investing in a good pair of waterproof boots will pay dividends at this time of year, and these are the most versatile option I've come across.

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