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The timeless fall staple has come back into favor. Here are our picks to wear as soon as temperatures dip below 60.

Fall is approaching at a rapid pace, and with that so are the new footwear trends. While boots of all styles are hitting store shelves for autumn (chelsea boots, suede over-the-knee heeled boots, lug sole boots, and cowboy boots, for example) there is one boot style (a classic—and not just for horse girls) is getting a revamp with a number of stylish renditions for the upcoming seasons. That's right: the timeless riding boot is having another moment in the sun. And the revival of this classic? It just makes sense.

With standard styles hitting just below the knee, and the ever-so-wearable tan-brown-black color palette, new options come with 2022 details, such as unexpected colorways, thick rubber soles, and even western-style touches. Other options? Well, stylish buckles and harness details make it the shoe you'll want to wear month after month. The best part, of course, is, depending on your colorway, you can wear a pair of riding boots with jeans and sweaters, a blazer for a modern take on prep, or you can wear them with skirts or dresses. It's a versatile and worthwhile investment if you ask any fashionista. Here, some of our favorites, which we will add and update as the season goes on.

From the perfect cognac hue, to the signature Sarah Flint details that are thoughtful, functional, and chic, these are an instant classic. A true wear-with-everything boot.

From the soft squared toe, to the notched topline, this shoe is a oh-so-wearable piece that you will be able to pair with the most casual to the most elegant of outfits.

Want to take this trend edgy? Go for the J.Crew version in a soft cream with a tan lug sole.

La Canadienne's version doesn't just come with a classic stacked heel... it's also weatherproof for damp days.

Can't decided between camel and black? Go for the high-octane Gucci take on the style.

Fairfax and Favor has been worn by Zara Phillips—who also happens to be an accomplished equestrian. Take a page out of her style book with a tan suede pair with a convenient zipper and tassle.

Staud's take on the riding boot trend is all edge, complete with a square toe, platform sole, and of course the embossed croc leather.

Khaite's low-key luxury POV translates perfectly to the riding boot. A minimal take on the equestrian style that you will wear for years.

Tory Burch does prep like no other.. hence an elevated take on the riding boot (complete with a gold buckle) that is simply to die for.

When in doubt, a sturdy black boot by Stuart Weitzman never disappoints, so of course this is true for the iconic footwear brand's take on the riding style.

Not looking to spend a ton on your first pair of riding boots? Go for the glossy H&M version.

An easy, simple slip-on-slip-off boot to complete any look.

Penelope Chilvers's tassel boots have been a go-to for the Duchess of Cambridge over the last decade. And now is a perfect opportunity to get in on a pair of Middleton worn riding boots.