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Katie Holmes pairs casual NYC look with water-resistant Vivaia boots
Katie Holmes was spotted in New York City wearing Vivaia Aida Square-Toe Knee-High Boots, a $239 pair featuring a velvet and wool knit upper and water-repellent properties. The boots, which are currently discounted on Amazon, offer a block heel option and are praised for comfort and fit. Holmes paired the footwear with a Donegal sweater and jeans, continuing her casual chic style as fall weather arrives.
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Gen Z Rewrites the Hello: A New Era of Phone Etiquette
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