Women's Suede Fringed Boots


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So, you are planning to buy yourself new boots, right? I am here to advice you to try on fringe boots. I am pleased to show you some of the best and sexy designs to wear this year.


Of course it's not a new trend, say hello to 1970, though it's a real comeback that makes you look different and really stylish. Remember my very first advice that I keep on mentioning in every post? If not, then I will repeat it: everything is possible and coexists ideally if only you make the right balance by perfectly combining your clothing. So, if you decided to buy yourself fringe boots, then I am here to show you the best ways how to wear them in the streets, work and parties.

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It's classically known that fringe boots are the ones made of suede, but today's brands and designers offer us wide range of fabrics, starting from simple leather to patent leather. Another thing is the shape and style of this footwear, I mean, it can be boots with tube, ankle, wedge, stiletto or block heel. Find your perfect balance and keep the cool vibe by choosing oversize, fitted or sleek outfits.


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Try on mannish black coat over slouchy grey top and finish the look by adding leather leggings tucked in cowboy shoes.

Image result for How To Wear Fringe Boots For WomenAll in all, fringed boots are great for showing off your individuality and sexiness. It's a best way to make everyone stare at you. Would be great to hear your own thoughts about this amazing footwear.



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