Newcastle United WAG dons North East branded boots

Juliette Pastore uploaded a photo of herself wearing a pair of boots by an iconic North East brand.
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The girlfriend of Newcastle United’s latest addition has been spotted wearing a South Shields brand, in a recent Instagram upload.

Juliette Pastore, who has been in a relationship with Italian footballer Sandro Tonali since October 2019, shared an outfit photo to her Instagram story, which included a pair of Barbour wellies.

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Barbour was founded in South Shields in 1894 by John Barbour, and what started as a clothing company mostly for sailors, fisherman and shipyard workers to keep dry is now a luxury brand, sometimes worn by celebrities.

In the post, Juliette was wearing a black Balenciaga oversized jumper, with black leggings and the black Barbour wellies.

The wellies, which can be purchased from the Barbour website, are named the Barbour Abbey Wellington Boots and are priced at £64.95. The boots can also be bought in navy and olive colours.

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After Tonali joined Newcastle United in July, Juliette has been fully embracing North East culture. Since arriving in Newcastle, Juliette has spent time exploring the city of Newcastle, sharing photos of her favourite spots with her followers.

The Italian fashion designer also took a trip to see where her other half will be spending most of his time, as she checked out St James’ Park.

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Tonali is said to be settling into life in Newcastle, reportedly being aided by AC Milan team manager Andrea Romeo. It has also been reported that Tonali is following in the footsteps of fellow midfielder Bruno Guimaraes by taking lessons in English.

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