7 Fresh Ways to Wear Your Knee-High Boots This Spring
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@thestylestalkercomWe've said it before and we'll say it again: Wearing one shade top-to-toe always looks polished. I'll be tucking ecru jeans into beige boots as a matter of urgency.
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@thestylestalkercomInfluencers have been tucking their jeans into heeled boots once again, thus ushering yet another '90s trend back into the fashion ether. However, this look with checked trousers and track-sole boots feels so now.
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@thestylestalkercomOn paper, checks, florals, and snake motifs shouldn't go together, but as Eva Chen proves, they absolutely do when you refine your colour palette.
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@thestylestalkercomMatching the colour of your shoes to your bag has always been a thing, but we never before thought about matching the hue of our knee-highs to that of our skirt. Genius.
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@thestylestalkercomTake your wardrobe staples (for argument's sake, a grey coat and black trousers) and simply add a pair of knee-high boots (preferably in white) to the equation for a cool overhaul.
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@thestylestalkercomThe easiest way to soften a pair of knee-high boots is to wear them with more fluid textures. And nothing looks quite so pretty as this pleated-skirt–and-suede-boots combo.
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@thestylestalkercomAs temperatures slowly begin to rise, as do our hemlines. Alyssa's combination of a blazer dress and flat track-sole shoes was one of the coolest ensembles we saw during New York Fashion Week. What I was particularly impressed, though, with was her addition of sheer black tights.
