Navy ankle boots...

Mar 30, 2013

Racheal G.

I have the super cute ankle boots and have no idea what to wear with them! I just bought some dark denim jeans but I feel like that is too much dark blue. I would love some feedback! :0)

Mar 30, 2013

Marissa F.

Maybe some white or light grey colored jeans with a navy shirt? :)

Mar 30, 2013

Lolli S.

That's my style shoe!! Wear dresses skirts jeans.I have a few of those.

Mar 30, 2013

Zhi S.

A cute short dress and those with a navy clutch

Mar 30, 2013

Aneeki J.

I don't know what your body type is but I prefer leggings/jeggings with ankle boots. more comfy than jeans in my opinion.

Mar 30, 2013

Aneeki J.

Also I would focus on the buckles. wear something else fierce like studs or something. like a rockstar look but still girly.

Mar 31, 2013

F F.

Hot! Try a lighter denim or pleather leggings?

Mar 31, 2013

Thanks girls for all the tips! And thank you Aneeki for questioning my body type. I do have some curves and am not very partial to white. Especially since I just destroy white. I guess I should do some shopping. Oh and I got those booties from Charlotte Russe for $10.

Apr 2, 2013

Henry R.

Go with simple, black leggins that really hug your curves , so although your legs look great, it keeps it simple so the shoes can be the pop of the outfit.

Apr 2, 2013

Henry R.

And I agree with Aneeki, wear jewelry that matches the tone of the buckles, maybe a blazer with spikes shoulders or a leather jacket, and a simple top and leggins , it'll look great!

Apr 3, 2013

Racheal G.

Thanks Henry R!!

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