Rylee suede ankle boots

The story of the Chloé Rylee ankle boots

The Rylee line was born as a modern interpretation of the feminine ankle boot, designed to combine practicality and elegance. The model is crafted in suede, with leather finishes and a wooden heel that provides stability and an unmistakable profile. The side zip, often embellished with a metallic detail, has become one of the line's distinctive hallmarks, along with the slightly squared toe and the shaft that wraps the ankle.

Throughout the seasons, the Rylee has been offered in various color and material variations, but the suede version with a wooden heel remains among the most recognizable and sought-after. Its success is also linked to the historical moment: the return of the block heel and Seventies shapes has made this ankle boot a contemporary classic, appreciated for its versatility and its ability to complete both everyday looks and more sophisticated outfits.

The maison Chloé

Chloé was founded in Paris in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, a designer of Egyptian origin who revolutionized the concept of prêt-à-porter luxury. In the Sixties and Seventies, the maison defined a style made of fluid femininity, romanticism, and freedom, far from the rigidities of haute couture of the time. From Karl Lagerfeld to Stella McCartney, from Phoebe Philo to Natacha Ramsay-Levi, every creative director has left a personal imprint, while maintaining a recognizable identity made of nonchalant elegance and attention to detail.

The Rylee line, launched under the guidance of Ramsay-Levi, fits into this tradition: a model that looks to the past with contemporary eyes, designed for a woman who loves to move with ease without compromising on the quality of materials and the care of finishes.