It's Friday evening and you're standing in front of your closet trying to decide what to put on for the night in town with your girlfriends. You glance at the clock and realized that several minutes passed and you're not closer to your goal of finding the perfect ensemble that will knock all the cute guys off their feet. You feel the pressure but the more you think about it, the more panicked and frustrated you become so you just settle on wearing something you've worn numerous times just because you know it worked in the past.
Is this scene all too familiar? Do you think you've mixed and matched your wardrobe enough times that you've explored all possible combinations? Buying new clothes might be the obvious solution but while that may be right, why don't you treat yourself with a new pair of rocking Old Gringo boots, too? These will go well with your new clothes and give your older garments a fresh look.
Before heading out of the house or turning on your laptop to embark on a much-deserved shopping spree, you first need to find out what kinds of clothes will work with cowboy boots.
Blouses. Most blouses look good with boots. Crocheted and knitted pieces, peasant style and lace tops, button-up and white t-shirts (items that should have found their way into your wardrobe by now) are some examples.
Jackets. Jackets are great fashion accents and are especially helpful in warding off the chill when the temperature drops. Wear denim or a leather jacket over any of the blouses cited earlier for a modified appearance.
Coats. A trench coat can add a twist to your own unique style. It can also help complete the overall look.
Casual dresses. Think of Kate Bosworth or Sienna Miller in laid-back and unstructured knee-length dresses made of light and breathable fabrics in white or any color that will suit the season. Now imagine them wearing a pair of cowboy boots - you get a look that is relaxed yet incredibly stylish.
Ankle-length skirts. A blouse, an ankle-length skirt and a pair shoes or sandals might have definitely worked in the past but it may not be the best way to go if you're looking for the classy and fresh look. Slip into a pair of cowboy boots to give your attire a boost of sophistication.
Jeans. Cowboy footwear will go well with your favorite pair of bootleg, flare, and skinny jeans. Whether the pants you wear is distressed, medium washed, denim, or dark, you can't go wrong.
Although it seems that footwear like the Old Gringo boots can be worn with almost anything, here are some words of caution before you coordinate your outfits for the next month or so. Depending on the occasion, you can wear mini skirts with your boots. Consider the dress code as well as the people who will be there. While you don't want to stick out as a sore thumb, you equally need to avoid the possibility of looking trashy. Pairing shorts, sweaters, sweatshirts, or khakis with cowboy boots is a big no-no. These items just don't mix and match.
You can hardly go wrong with the style of cowboy boots to buy but if your budget allows you to get only a pair, get them in neutral colors like brown or black. As for the length, opt for a pair that is almost knee-high with small heels so your legs will look long and slender.
Now, go coordinate your closet and be fabulous!
