High heels and party dresses go together like Brandy Sauce and Christmas pudding – you just can’t have one without the other. A great pair of shoes won’t just complement an outfit; they’ll make a real impact on their own, giving you a boost in height and an even bigger boost in confidence. Check out some of our most popular party shoes for the winter season.

The Christmas season can be a busy time for parties, and whether you’re planning for a family get-together, a work night out or a New Year’s Eve celebration, chances are you’re going to be on the lookout for the perfect dress to make the right impression. Luckily, there are still a few more days to get your orders in from Freemans for Christmas delivery, and we’ve got a whole host of distinctive party pieces to set the tone for any seasonal occasion.

If you’re looking for some truly luxurious winter footwear to get you through the next few months, you could do a lot worse than adding a pair of EMU Boots to your seasonal shopping list. Despite being based in the sunny climes of Australia, EMU are renowned for the amazing quality of their 100% sheepskin footwear, beloved of Hollywood stars such as Kate Hudson and Eva Longoria.

It might sound strange to think of a functional winter coat as an important fashion purchase, but in many ways it’s the biggest style statement you’ll make all season. After all, we change our outfits all the time, but most of us will wear the same coat every day throughout the winter months. Some of the people we know might very well see us in nothing else until spring rolls around. So it’s probably worth making sure yours looks as good as it feels in order to really get the most out of it.

Cashmere and cardigans are all well and good, but when the cold weather is starting to bite, there’s no comparison for the luxurious warmth and comfort of some chunky knitwear. Just the feel of a good old-fashioned woollen jumper sparks images of cosy nights by the fire and carefully wrapped presents under the Christmas tree. Here’s our guide to rocking the winter warmer look this season.

There are some brand names that go beyond vague associations and become nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. With over 50 million shoes sold in over 35 countries across the world, it’s fair to say that Clarks fits into that category. From humble beginnings in the village of Street, Somerset, Clarks has grown to become the world’s number one everyday shoe manufacturer in the UK. In addition to their own high-street stores, their solidly stylish footwear can be found in stores all over the country – including here at Freemans! Here’s our guide to some of the designs that have helped them to stay on top…

There are so many reasons to love denim jeans. They’re functional, dependable, they never date and they’re virtually hassle-free. Some women shy away from them because of the idea that they’re only suited to under 30s – a hangover from the denim clad 80s – but in recent years this has been re-evaluated, and a huge market has opened up in classic, understated ladies jeans for all ages.

When Nancy Sinatra kissed off her deadbeat boyfriend in karaoke classic ‘These Boots Are Made for Walking’, there’s a reason she wasn’t wearing sandals. The song might have been more about feminism than footwear, but the bold, high-impact look of women’s boots has always had a special place in popular culture, and they’re the perfect way to add a personal twist to practically any outfit.

If you’re one for making a real statement with your fashion choices, the Ecorepublic collection should be at the top of your shopping list this season. Their stylish line of women’s casual wear is ethically produced and supports sustainable cotton farming in Africa, including significant contributions towards the improvement of living conditions for farmers. They look great too!

The arrival of winter doesn’t mean we have to lock away our fashion sense until the sunny weather returns. One of our favourite things about the winter season is the return of the fabulously chic monochrome style. Always a favourite on the catwalks at London Fashion Week, here’s our guide to making a striking, dramatic appearance in simple black and white.