The festive season is coming up meaning it is time to put your work or school shoes aside and try on something more casual.
You might have those knee-high boots parked in your closet possibly because you don't know how to style them. Worry not because we got you!
Knee-high boots are boots that cover the leg all the way up to the knee. Since they exist in many varieties, some cover the whole knee or part of it.
These varieties include heeled boots or flat boots, leather or winter boots and many more.When wearing the said shoes, it is important not to cover the shaft part of the boot. It must be seen. You can go wrong when you style these boots with long baggy pants or maxi skirts and dresses, unless you are extra careful.
What should be done is styling them with pants that are tight from the thighs down to the ankles. A fitting jumpsuit plus knee high boots is a to go to combination that gives snatched vibes.
It looks so good on any lady, regardless of the body type. To make the outfit better, you can put on a half leather jacket, same colour as the boots and throw in a sling bag or hobo bag that matches with the jumpsuit.
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You can also style the boots with a mini dress creating an outfit that will leave you wanting to be outside, just like your thighs will be out.
If you feel like the outfit is showing too much skin, you can always wear a long fur coat or trench coat that goes up to the ankles. Do not forget to pay attention to the colours too.A mini dress or a pair of shorts go so well with the same boots. However, the fur coat can be replaced by a half leather jacket.
During the rainy seasons, leather knee-high boots help a lot in dealing with the mud. You can rock them with a skinny jean, a warm puff jacket and a hand bag. This is actually the most popular way of styling the boots.
When you wear any of these outfits for an outdoor activity, do not forget to include accessories in your dress code.
Glasses, necklaces, earrings, wrist bands, waist beads or chains among other accessories can change an outfit from a zero to a ten, that is, from plain to fashionable.