How to Wear Ankle Boots

Pairing up your booties

I said it before and I will say it again: I love boots all year long! I would wear them with everything and anything so how to wear ankle boots is an easy question to answer.

First of all, ankle boots make your feet look longer and slimmer but you need to know how to match them to get the right mix.

Surely you can wear flared jeans with ankle boots but why not enhance their beauty by pairing them up with cropped jeans, capri pants or skinny cuts that would make you legs look much longer.

Ankle boots are comfortable especially if you love flat or low heels. Try ruffled skirts and fitted tops for a girly look that will get you right into the lime-light.

Ripped jeans, even boyfriend cut jeans look awesome with some rock chic ankle boots. Try to balance the whole look with a loose top and a grunge inspired jacket that you’ve owned since highschool.

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Ankle length maxi dress or low-hi dresses are ideal when it comes to trying new styles for you ankle boot game.

Grunge chic is the vibe to look for because it’s easy to achieve without needing too much fashion knowledge and it’s very comfortable and timeless. Pick lace dresses to pair up with your boots because they will never go out of style and you basically wear then with almost anything else too: from a fancy party, to a simple dance or a lunch out with your friends, you name it.

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Cut out ankle boots with a super thin heel are back straight from the runways.

They make your feet look longer and slimmer but you do need to keep in mind the type of cutout they have. Simple is always better so invest in timeless footwear that doesn’t hurt your feet.

If you have big feet avoid pointed toes, really flat soles and light colors. Instead, go for dark browns, black and wear big heels( if you how to walk in them right. They will surely make you legs looks longer and more muscular, but will also probably get you more tired.