The debate: Ankle boots
Everyone has their opinions on which trends should and shouldn’t exist (the re-surfacing of clogs for spring/summer ‘10 is already causing commotion) but this year it feels like ankle boots are taking the brunt of the “faux-pas” storm. From fringed to buckled, 2009’s seen them all so after reading this quote from The Wall Street Journal, I was nothing if really shocked that despite they’re omnipresence, the debate’s still raging.
Olivia Palermo (left) is wearing a fringed pair (presumably Balmain or possibly Topshop, which she’s known to love) and I don’t know about you but my fashion-forward eyes tell me she’s ranking pretty high on the stylish scale.
So what’s the big objection to ankle boots? I think most girls in this office will tell you they’re a stylish “winter” alternative to full-on boots and paired with a skirt, I think they look P.D.G (pretty damn good).
Care to provide us with some insight on this one? ‘Cause I I’d love to hear it and there’s nothing like a fashion debate to call it a weekend!
Photo credit: PR Photos/Sylvain Gaboury
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TAGS ankle boots , Fashion , olivia palermo



2 comments







December 18th, 2009 at 11:47 am
I think if done wrong or perhaps on the wrong body type the bootie can cut the leg in the wrong way and make legs appear shorter.
Plus when when I see people at the mall wearing short clunky boots and tapered jeans it gives the stylish bootie a bad name.
All this said I love a wild leopard print bootie paired with a red dress. I think they can look fab-ity fab.
January 4th, 2010 at 4:15 pm
Have you read people’s comments regarding that quote? Hillarious!!!