Primark finally versions the 8,000 euro Saint Laurent boots

Primark is revolutionizing social media with a design that already announced days ago but that continues to impact. It is not about any Disney accessory or object, such as espadrilles or mini bags, it is the object of desire of all the famous of the moment. On StyleNext we already announced that the shiny silver boots of 8,000 euros from Saint Laurent They would be all the rage, and indeed they have.

When Kendall Jenner walked the streets in a tiny top, ‘oversize’ jeans, everyone noticed her boots, and in order not to, as they are made with more than 3,000 crystals and currently, despite its exact price of 7,692 euros, they have a long waiting list. If you wonder why, it will be because you still do not know that rhinestones and sequins are the latest this season.

Success assured with Primark boots

But these boots are more, and for that reason, the famous American model has worn them repeatedly since she debuted them. And Rihanna has also done the exact same thing. That is why quickly

fashion brands have opted for great success by covering these Saint Laurent boots.

The first were Topshop and Steve Madden. There you could find imitations at prices above 100 and 300 euros. That is why the launch of Primark has become a revolution. Their price and similar design have made them the object of ‘low-cost’ desire of the moment..

Madness in stores

When Primark posted the photo announcing the launch of their sequin boots on their official Instagram account, everyone went wild. Millions of 'likes' and hundreds of comments asking when they would be available in stores, they flooded the 'post'.

And it is that it is in addition to being the great ‘low-cost’ version of Primark imitating the most famous boots of the 2017, they will be available in practically all European countries where their products. Fortunately, Spain is among the chosen and in nothing can these be found boots for a very cheap price, only 28 euros. Of course, whoever wants the model will have to be fast, since the vast majority of Primark's successes end up running out in less than expected.