Put a Spring in your Step: Boots and Booties
This is the second installment of my spring series , Put a Spring your Step. As you can tell by the following, cutouts and thick heels are huge for spring right now, and make these spring boots and booties practical yet super cute for everyday use.
Jeffrey Campbell Everly Cutout Boot - Woven
'Adesso' Leather Bootie (Nordstrom Exclusive)
These tan-colored booties are perfect for
spring. The thick, wide heel makes them
comfortable and practical for everyday use,
while the cutout back and exposed seem
down the shoe adds a twist to the everyday
bootie. The synthetic lining and rubber sole
makes these booties super durable so you
can wear them to your hearts content. There
is an adjustable strap at the ankle to ensure
comfortability and that these booties won't
be coming off!
Jeffrey Campbell Everly Cutout Boot - Woven
These woven ankle booties would look amazing with just
about everything, including skinnies, floral dresses, and
flowy maxi skirts. The ankle boots are suede with a
leather lining and synthetic sole. They have a 1 1/2 ''
heel and woven details. They also have two metal cross
buckles and side cutouts. The low, stacked heel make
these shoes super comfortable to walk around in and the
zipper in the back makes the easy to put on and take off.
The color of the shoes makes them versatile, while the
woven detail, cutouts, and cross buckles make a statement.
Steve Madden "Brewzzer" Boots
These mid-calf boots add an edge to any
dress or can be worn tucked into jeans for a
cool, chic look. The tan color of the boots
really brightens up an outfit while making
them easy to pair with many different
patterns and colors. These shoes feature
two cross buckles at the top and bottom of
the shoe and have a 1 1/2" heel and rubber
sole making them durable and comfy for a
busy day of walking around.
Hope you enjoy my spring picks for boots and booties and will possibly pick a pair. Look out for the third and final installment of the Put a Spring in your Step series next week, which will be flats!
Until next time,
Parker
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