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How to Style Knee-High Boots Like the Fashion Girls This Winter

Update your usual camel trench coat this winter season with something two-tone or denim. Obviously we’ll be wearing them over everything this season, graphic tees et al.

Topshop Denim Trench Coat

Nobody’s Child Brown Sunday Graphic T-Shirt

Free People Arm Candy Bag

Bronx Ky-ley Riding Knee Boot


10. Tailored Midi & Blazer

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We told you these boots weren’t reserved for short hemlines. Don’t overlook your favourite structured midi skirts when it comes to styling your boots. Whether you prefer fitted tailoring or a borrowed-from-the-boys look your maxi-skirt look will be complemented with either.

Nobody’s Child Black Double Breasted Blazer

Abadia Tie-Detailed Pinstriped Midi Skirt


11. Knee-High Boots + Capris

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Don’t let yourself be fooled into thinking that you. can’t rock a pair of culottes or wide-leg capri pants with your favourite knee high boots. Go for cowboy boots or rain boots, and pair them with culottes and a statement jumper or jacket – maybe in a dark accent colour, like burgundy or plum.

Miles Denim Culottes

Reversible Bomber Jacket


12. With A Sparkly Or Shiny Mini Dress

There’s no denying that knee high heeled boots are the ultimate shoe for party season. Go for a hi-shine pair, and couple them with a shiny and colourful mini dress. Bonus point for sequins and sparkles.

Fern Bow Satin Mini Dress

Blaze Satin Party Dress


13. With Skinny Jeans & A Cropped Jacket

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