VIDEO: Combining brown boots correctly

Brown boots are a so-called "must-have" for autumn and winter. Often they accompany us into spring and keep feet and calves nice and warm even in frosty temperatures. How to choose the right boot color for your wardrobe and learn how to combine the boots with your outfits.

Brown boots - but which brown exactly?

• Not all brown boots are the same as brown boots. They are now available in an incredible number of different shades of brown and made of all possible materials.
• Most recently, the so-called "camel" was the trend color for boots, bags and others accessories. What is particularly nice about this color is that it can be combined particularly well with dark jeans. Camel-colored boots also go well with medium gray, red or royal blue.
• The classic is a medium to dark brown shade when it comes to boots. Whether with jeans in all possible shades of blue, beige or light-colored tights in a coarse knit - dark brown boots go with almost every item of clothing.
• You should stay away from red-brown boots. These are difficult to combine and often just remain a bad buy that has to eke out in the shoe closet.
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• Also note that handbag and belt (if these are made of leather or synthetic leather), should have a color that matches the boots.

Combine boots to garments - this is how it works

• Brown leather or imitation leather boots can be combined very well with skinny jeans or skirts and dresses.
• Depending on the material and shape of the boot, you should make sure that the entire look can be very clunky or too "overdressed" if you combine it incorrectly. So wear a fine one with coarse biker boots a dress with ethnic patterns and too fine boots coarse knit, in order to break through small style inconsistencies Outfit to take the heaviness.
• Pay attention to the dress or boots skirt also ensure that the boot shaft is not flush with the skirt line. You should still see a piece of the leg.
• Of course, caution is required with over-the-knee boots. You should only wear these over skinny jeans or treggings.

Have fun with your brown boots!