Fashion Boots for Your Closet

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Boots is one of the basic footwear that women should have in their closet. Although originally designed for utilitarian purposes, the boots became a fashion item in the 19th century. It has been recognized as part of high fashion in the 1960s and became a closet staple for women since then. Boots are featured in fashion shows every year as a testament to the long running popularity of this footwear. If you want to get into this trend, then takeĀ a quick look at some fashion boots that you may want in your closet.

 

First on our list is the ankle boots. As the name implies, the top of these fashion boots stop at the ankle area. It may just skim the ankle or go higher to cover the lower part of the calf. Ankle boots are perhaps the most practical among the lot because they are easy to put on. You can also easily pair them with most bottoms. Boots that go up to the widest part of the calf are known as Calf-Length Boots. Not everyone can easily pull of wearing these types of boots. They have a tendency to make legs appear fat which is why they are often worn with bottoms that cover the top of the boot.


Aside from ankle boots, the knee-length boots are also popular and practical options for women. Knee-length fashion boots can be worn with most bottoms. Plus, they come in a variety of design and materials. Women who want to pull off a sexy or daring look may opt for over-the-knee boots or thigh-high boots.

 

Fashion boots can make you look chic, elegant, or sexy depending on its design. Low heeled boots are usually chosen for casual outfits. High-heeled boots can make you look chic and elegant when paired with the right material. If you want some trendy boots in your closet, then you can get some ideas from the shoes featured in the fashion week. Some of the notable ones include platform boots, two-toned boots, and ankle boots.

 

 

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