Naked Wolfe Women's Las Vegas Suede Boots
Naked Wolfe
$500.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Naked Wolfe doubles down on a silhouette that feels equal parts sleek and statement. The Las Vegas boots arrive in soft black suede, a tactile counterpoint to their sharp point toe and knee-high shaft that sits just under the knee. The inside zip keeps the line clean and measured, while the 105 mm wedge heel introduces height with a confident, walkable stance that doesn’t sacrifice comfort.
Slipping into these boots, you get that signature Naked Wolfe polish: premium suede that looks plush and grown-up, with a silhouette that rises to the knee for drama without shouting. The wedge heel delivers lift and stability, making them a versatile anchor for everything from sleek tights and a mini to tailored denim and a statement coat. The fit through the shaft stays streamlined, so the look remains leg-lengthening rather than bulky.
Naked Wolfe continues to lean into bold, artisan-crafted footwear, and Las Vegas embodies that mood with its clean lines and fearless silhouette. Pair with a monochrome palette to let the suede texture do the talking, or clash it with high-gloss fabrics for a modern, club-kasual mood that still feels refined.
Materials / Fabrication
- Soft black suede
- Knee-high shaft silhouette
- Pointed toe
- Inside zip closure
- 105 mm wedge heel
Recommended Care
- Protect suede with a dedicated suede protector before wear
- Clean with a suede brush to lift nap and remove dirt
- Wipe away stains with a suede cleaner following product instructions
- Avoid water exposure; air dry away from direct heat if damp
- Store upright with a boot shaper or tissue to maintain silhouette
Fit Notes
- The knee-high shaft creates a streamlined silhouette that elongates the leg when worn with tights or cropped pants.
- The inside zip keeps the line clean and uninterrupted.
- A 105 mm wedge heel provides height with a stable, walkable stance.
- Suede texture adds plush, luxe surface and pairs well with tailored denim or sleek hosiery.
