Fashion Look of the Day Rosalía Just Used Her Over-the-Knee Boots as a Purse, Because Who Needs Both? Welcome to Look of the Day, where we feature the single most conversation-worthy celebrity outfit we can't stop thinking about. Love it, leave it, or shop the whole thing below. By Tara Gonzalez Tara Gonzalez Instagram Website Tara Maria Gonzalez has been a fashion writer and editor for more than 6 years. She was most recently the style commerce writer at InStyle, where she covered celebrity looks, fashion week trends, and everything you don’t need but probably should buy. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on March 18, 2022 @ 04:55PM Pin Share Tweet Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Rosalia. Photo: Todd Owyoung/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images I've been waiting for Rosalía's third album since 2018, and today, it's finally here. Earlier this week, she taught Jimmy Fallon how to roll his Rs while promoting Motomami, but I could barely focus on the interview. Instead I kept staring at her outfit, which was almost head-to-toe Acne Studios pieces that came straight off the Fall 2022 runway and aren'teven available to shop yet. Rosalía's full Acne Studios look consisted of a purple draped dress with a pair of knit, distressed over-the-knee boots that look like they could belong to Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas (in the best way). The only difference between Rosalía and the models on the runway was the layering of a sheer black turtleneck top from Sami Miro Vintage underneath. This complete mash-up of textures made the look so intriguing to me, and likely controversial to others. Pieces from Acne's most recent collection have been spotted on everyone from Rihanna to Dua Lipa in the past couple of weeks, and it's poised to become one of the brands that defines the year in celebrity dressing. But I haven't seen anyone discuss the very best part of Rosalía's Acne boots, which is that she used them to store her phone in lieu of a purse. While discussing how changing her phone number meant missing a series of text messages from Harry Styles (a problem I personally would love to have), Rosalía insisted on showing the proof and reached for her boot. "What are you doing?" Fallon asked, to which she replied "If the purse didn't match the outfit, it's [going] in the boot." She makes a valid point. We should all try to repurpose our boots as purses. Prada previously popularized this idea with its best-selling Monolith boots, and now these Acne Studios boots take the concept to a whole new level entirely. Unfortunately for those of us looking to go more hands-free in 2022, the boots aren't available quite yet — and when they are, it's likely that they'll sell out instantly. But there are plenty of distressed rib pieces by Acne available to shop now that'll at least add some much-needed texture to any spring wardrobe. And I mean, they can't be that hard to convert into purses, right? Get the Look: Acne Studios Kay Fitted Distressed Rib Linen Blend Crop CardiganShop now: $380; nordstrom.com Acne Studios Kleah Double Mohair Blend Polo SweaterShop now: $320; nordstrom.com Acne Studios Dione Wool Blend Jacquard SweaterShop now: $420; nordstrom.com Acne Studios Kerla Knit TankShop now: $380; nordstrom.com Acne Studios Dolomite Rib Wool Blend Flare TrousersShop now: $510; nordstrom.com Acne Studios Kondi Pointelle Knit TankShop now: $320; nordstrom.com Acne Studios Acne Studios Kalia Block Stripe Distressed SweaterShop now: $420; nordstrom.com Zella Sheer Luck Long Sleeve Mesh T-ShirtShop now: $49; nordstrom.com Good American Mock Neck Sheer BodysuitShop now: $75; nordstrom.com Allsaints Avifauna Francesco Sheer BlouseShop now: $92; nordstrom.com Asos Floral Sheer Button-Up ShirtShop now: $55; nordstrom.com