She was wearing her pink trainers, and had to borrow Wellingtons from Hilda.

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Since she had eschewed leather on principle (together with meat and alcohol), she would sometimes wear white wellingtons for evening.

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The dog ran, and Mr Taylor's trudging wellingtons made the only sound.

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The suspect was described as white, in his late 30s, about 5ft 8ins (1.7m), with dark hair and stubble, wearing a long beige coat and wellingtons.

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The Pop-Up, which used to be a time-sensitive device to surprise and delight, has now become as standard south of 23rd Street as rubber Wellingtons and neck scarves.

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During heavy summer downpours, when legions of otherwise elegantly dressed females can be seen sloshing around the sidewalks from the Upper East Side to SoHo in enormously ugly, brightly colored wellingtons.

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Four footwear designs - made from the likes of Christian Louboutins, Nike Airs, Hunter Wellingtons and a classic Brogue men's shoe -- replete with a fully functional phone embedded in the sole.

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