Choosing a monochromatic or tone on tone outfit (cream with tan, blush with grey, dove grey with charcoal, etc.) lets the accessories stand out and keeps it from looking costumey. Consider other colored suits, blouses or sweaters with wide leg trousers, longer styled blazers or tunics with slim ankle booties (with or without some ankle showing between boot and hem). Depending on your office, you can get more creative. Green sparkly earrings (I own these studs in rose gold and love them) pull the look together without making it too over the top for the boardroom. Depending on your personal style, choose a blouse or shell in any of the colors in the booties, or keep it simple with black on black. With a classic suit like this combo of blazer and pants from ELOQUII, the booties add the drama often provided by a statement necklace. This outfit shows how embroidered booties can even work for many office environments. This is the kind of look that can work with shin-high booties or “shooties” which are cut below the ankle bone, and any heel height you prefer. If you wished to do something in a more polished manner, consider dark denim in a straight or baby bootcut silhouette with a more tailored sweater in a dark neutral (charcoal, black, navy) or deep jewel tone (forest green, plum, garnet). While these are the wedgies from Levi's, any pair of boyfriend jeans or favorite vintage jeans in a crop, straight, or slouchy silhouette will work. What makes this look modern is the soft colors, and the worn jeans. A soft slouchy sweater and well-worn jeans look chic and expensive when styled with a pair of floral ankle boots. This look shows how embroidered booties, even when very decorative and “fancy,” can also work for weekend. Chiffon and rayon will float and give a '70s vibe when paired with the booties. For midi and maxi dresses, choose the opposite. For dresses at the knee and above, look for stiffer fabrics like ponte, denim, and wool to balance the bulk of the boots. Incorporating a statement piece of jewelry like this pendant creates cohesion and makes the booties look purposeful. A simple black dress and super opaque black tights are the perfect backdrop for eye-catching accessories. This outfit could work for the office or a night out. This looks shows how a pair of statement ankle boots can update wardrobe staples. Below I provide a few outfits to illustrate how embroidered booties can work for the office, the weekend, and in between.Īnkle booties | dress | necklace | tights Embroidered and brocade ankle booties are a great way to not only update your wardrobe for fall, but transition a lot of your summer pieces. Available in a variety of silhouettes and heel heights, there’s an embroidered bootie that likely can fit every personal stye. The bootie has been a trend for several years now, and this update is a fun and surprisingly versatile one. There’s a lot of great trends this fall, but one of my favorites is the embroidered or brocade ankle boot. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This article may contain affiliate links if you click on a shopping link and make a purchase I may receive a commission.
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