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How to Wear Cowgirl Boots with Skirts & Dresses

Do you have a cute pair of cowgirl boots in your closet that never get their time in the sun? Maybe it’s time to start wearing them with dresses and skirts. We’ve put together some of our favorite looks to get you started. But don't stop here! After you've tried out these must-have styles, keep experimenting by adding a jacket, leather vest, or even a prairie dress until you find a vibe that's uniquely you. 

 

Long Dresses & Ankle Booties

For longer dresses, you’ll totally want to rock a pair of ankle boots. A shorter style lets the fabric flow easily around your legs. With this look, we picked out a maxi dress with a slit along the side. It’s a super flattering look that breaks up the style and makes it a little more playful. Picking a neutral boot will really bring out the colors and prints of your favorite outfit.

Short Skirts & Dresses

 

For your shorter styles, you really can’t go wrong with any cowboy boot! Choosing an above-the-knee dress will bring more attention to your boots and give your legs a longer appearance. Whether you’re just getting into western fashion or you’re just as obsessed as we are, this is a confident look that’s so easy to pull off. 

Choosing the Right Boots

Don’t be afraid to experiment with different colors and textures 😉 For example, fringe boots are a very eye-catching style that compliments both short and long dresses. And the height of the boot will give a whole different impression. Thigh-high boots, especially when they're worn with matching nylons or leggings, radiate a strong personality and can be a big game-changer for anyone with long legs. For the shorter girls, a boot that stops right above the ankle will instantly give your legs a lengthened appearance. Once you find the style (or styles) of boot that you like, it's time to hit the dirt road and explore new horizons. 

 

If you have more questions on how to wear cowgirl boots, feel free to contact us here.  We'd love to hear from you!  Be sure and visit PFI Western on Facebook.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]