What to Wear with Cozy Shearling Boots
One of the joys of winter is the cozy feeling you get when you slip into an oversized, chunky sweater or some thick, snuggly socks. This year, you can add shearling-lined boots to that list.
Here’s a look at this latest boot trend and how to style shearling boots to look casually chic.
1. Wear Shearling Boots With Leggings
There’s no lack of styles when it comes to shearling booties. One of the more elegant types is a shearling wedge bootie.
Could you please ensure that you don’t cover up all this beautiful detail by wearing pants over the top? These look best paired with leggings or skinny jeans to showcase the boots and create a fun, modern vibe. This long tee is perfect for leggings and looks great with the gray suede. A cute gray bag with this cool chain stitching adds some nice texture.
2. Pair Lug Sole Shearling Lined Boots with Jeans
It’s different strokes for different folks. Some gals prefer a trendier, more edgy kind of shearling bootie; if that is you, you will like this one. Lugged sole booties are trending. These make a very remarkable statement. The tan laces and giant tuft of shearling down the middle make these attention grabbers.
A boot like this looks great paired with a natural look, such as jeans and a cozy, long cardigan. I love this bucket bag with the booties- such a nice flow from one to the other. You’ll look both comfortable and hip in this rugged look.
3. Pair Tall Shearling Boots with Leather Leggings
This is an excellent variation on a theme for anyone who loves riding boots. I mean, how many black riding boots can you have? These tan shearling booties with the commanding shearling trim have a natural elegance. (They’re similar to the first bootie we saw, but taller.)
You could wear these with a sweater dress, with jeans or leggings, but I’ve paired them here with faux leather leggings, a burgundy sweater, and added a leopard bag to give the outfit a little oomph
Try Winter White, Shearling Boots
Most shearling-lined boots are a variation of a hiker boot style, like this one, which comes in black and this off-white pumice shade. It is more rugged in black, but it has a slightly more feminine feel in this color. I’ve noticed many light-colored taupe or cream shearling booties like this, and yes, you can wear them with dark-colored pants. But how about trying something different and doing a winter white look?
We all know by now that white jeans in winter can work (so long as they aren’t too thin). Pair them with a cream sweater and these sporty shearling booties for a lighter, more romantic look (if hiking boots can be romantic – lol!). You know what I mean- a sweeter look! This gorgeous, creamy bag with the silver chain instantly up-scales the look.
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