How to Wear Fringe Boots？

You might think fringe fits a specific vibe, but the truth is the look is totally versatile and works well  with several of today’s trends. Maybe you already love the look and want to know how to wear fringe boots.
 Brave the Elements
The 5-Layer Fringe Boot is for the fearless. Handmade tiers of fringe cascade down the leg for fluid movement in every step.
Wild Meets West
For a bold and sophisticated ensemble, pair a modern, printed dress with ankle boots. With woven fringe accents and Western influence, the boots contributes to a unique and hip look.

The Softer Side of Fringe
If you’re looking for a more demure way to incorporate fringe, try a piece that uses it as an adornment. The kind of boots features wraparound straps with a touch of fringe. Embrace the romance of fall with these soft suede boots, a chunky sweater, and a delicate skirt.
Wrap yourself in a cozy Fair Isle sweater and skinny jeans. This sweet and simple look is elevated by layered fringe and will keep you warm and comfy. The boots features metal accents and comes with two fringe layers that surround the cuff.
Lace to the Top
Fringe looks stunning on a tall boot. The lace to the top boots features a fringe trim and rawhide laces. For a look that’s as fall as pumpkin spices, pair these standout brown fringe boots with a thick fuzzy sweater.


Back in Black
Most think of fringe in shades of brown, but you can also sport it in black. Try the Venice, which comes in black and is lined with fringe around the cuff of the shoe. With padded insoles, you’ll always be ready for a spontaneous adventure. Match with a leather jacket (another fall favorite item) to complete the edgy look.






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