I’m sure by now, most of you have an over-the-knee boot in your wardrobe; however I’ve noticed that quite a few fashionistas are only brave enough to rock this look in a flat boot style. Not that I blame you as no one wants to look like Julia Roberts a la Pretty Woman.
But I think we can all agree that a hi-heeled over-the-knee-boot is worth a shot if we could avoid the ‘Skankdom‘ factor.
That said, I’ve pulled together some looks that should make you reconsider this boot and how to wear it.

How To Avoid Skankdom: Hi-Heeled Over-the-Knee Boots by Bluefly.com featuring Giuseppe Zanotti shoes

If you’re a bit of a ‘Corporate Diva’ rock these boots with a knee-length pencil skirt and a Boyfriend Blazer that comes about mid-thigh. Feel free to pair this look with tons of layered necklaces and a dark pair of tights. This is a great look for those of you with boyish figures and/or extremely long, lanky legs.
For those of you who prefer romantic, girlie touches and soft fabrics –try a Baby-doll dress. This Bensoni black silk ‘Katrina’ pleat detailed babydoll dress is at once both elegant and playful and thus tones down the ‘Skankdom’ factor that a hi-heeled over-the-knee-boot can have. Rock it with a bright colored legging and take style note that this look works well for those of you with a bit more cushion around the tummy, hips, and buttocks; if you’re busty you may want to belt it to avoid the preggers look and give your waistline some definition.
If you prefer to keep your look a bit more casual, rock these boots with your fave pair of leggings, a Fluxus black jersey scoopneck hi-low boyfriend t-shirt and tons of accessories. This look is pretty much complimentary to all body types and has a super universal appeal.
Enjoy!
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