How to Wear the Most Playful Fall Boot Trend and Still Look Sophisticated
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Glitter boots, how we love thee. The recognizable Saint Laurent slouch boots debuted on the Fall 2017 runway, and Rihanna was the first to get her feet into 'em. But the Chanel cap-toe style was also born the same season, and at Paris Fashion Week, everyone wore them out to the shows. Not only that, but the eye-catching embellishment is making its way onto other silhouettes, including the mule and the block heel, thanks to Victoria Beckham.
Of course, that means there are plenty alternative brands to shop besides YSL and Chanel. But once you own this trendy It shoe, how will you wear it? Ahead, we've curated a helpful list of ideas so you feel way more sophisticated than playful when you're kicking it in your sparkly boots. Read on to get inspired, then shop all our favorite options available now.
Use Them to Mix Prints and Textures
If you can make it work, you'll score plenty of street style points.
Striking Outerwear or a Voluminous Puffer Coat Will Make Your Outfit Just as Eye-Catching Up Top
Try Meeting All That Sparkle With a Classic Leather Jacket
When You're Wearing an Electrifying Power Color, Your Boots Won't Steal the Show
If Your Boots Are Colored, Balance Out Your Look by Wearing the Shade Up Top
Wear Them With a Fuzzy Speckled Sweater
Throw a checked blazer on top like Irene Kim.
Make the Most of a Going-Out Look by Wearing Them With Your LBD
Anna Dello Russo owns the same YSL boots as Rihanna.
Cool Off the Glamorous Shoe With Neutrals
Try Rocking Them With a Miniskirt to Play Up the Schoolgirl Look
Eva Chen's outfit was more relaxed on top with the addition of a slouchy sweater.
Try Letting Them Peek Out From Under Cream Separates or a Long-Sleeved Dress
Allow a Leg Slit to Draw the Attention Upward
Live It Up and Go For High Shine During the Day
"Day glow" is one of Spring 2018's biggest runway trends, you know.