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These boots were made for walking

I have been looking at the boots people have been wearing lately. Of all the boots I have seen, I love the equestrian style boots the most.

I like the sleek, sophisticated look of an equestrian boot. It looks so fabulously chic tucked into jeans, pants and jodphurs. I think they would also look really stylish worn with skirts as well.





 


There are two styles of equestrian boots which I like. Black boots and black boots with a tan/light brown contrast top. 




Are you a fan of equestrian boots?


Yours in style, 

Suzi x 

images: zigoti.com,fashion-equestrian-boots.blogspot.com mdollnyc.com,maclamode.blogspot.com,equestriancollections.com. whosdatedwho.com,shefinds.com





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  1. i'm upset right now because we don't get to wear these boots in indonesia :( the weather is just not supportive. i love all these looks!




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    1. Yes, they would be totally inappropriate for warmer climates. Maybe you could wear some when you go overseas? ;)
      Suzi x

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  2. nice look and point of view about fashion!

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    1. Thanks Clara! Have an awesome weekend.
      Suzi x

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