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When the weather gets cooler, you know it’s time for leather boots. There is the standard black leather pointed toe boot that many women find too strong a style – or too tall a heel – to feel comfortable in. Worry not, because there are several alternatives that will have heads turning and you feeling your absolute best in the winter months to come.

Ankle boots have made a fierce appearance this season, and it’s smart to have a pair stashed away for the night out on the town. These Victorian-inspired ankle boots would look edgy when tucked into your skinny jeans, but also look darling and sweet when matched with textured leggings and a feminine dress.

Slouchy boots like these are a casual twist that go well with jeans, long flowing bohemian skirts, and even cuffed shorts if it’s warm enough! Because they will come somewhere between mid- to lower-calf depending on how tall you are, these boots will help to lengthen your legs and bring less weight to your feet.

If you think black isn’t your color, why not opt for the many shades of brown? Taupe or tan knee-high boots are a softer, more natural style that go well with jeans and a warm cozy sweater, perhaps for a romantic date at that local coffee shop. If you find one with an adjustable cuff, the cuff can be flipped up for an over-the-knee look as well!

A popular favorite is the flat knee-high boot, much like riding boots but without the buckles and heaviness. These shoes provide all the drama of tall boots, without the aching feet. Look for the V-cut in the back, which makes it much more comfortable for the back of your knee, so you don’t get that tight constricting leather cutting off the circulation to your legs when you sit down.

These are a fashion item that everyone gal should have, unless she lives in a tropical region, but she must also know how to respect her leather boots. Be sure that once you’ve invested in a sturdy pair that you like (and can pull out of your closet time and time again) that you continue to care for them. Make sure to polish them regularly, and they’ll look as new as the first day you bought them!

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