Aren’t shoe trends funny? At first, we’re not sure what to think of a new trend, and then next thing you know, we want one in every color! Case in point: ankle boots. What ever did we do before ankle boots?? And have you noticed? Ankle boots have totally changed the way we wear jeans. A few years ago, skinny jeans were long and tucked into tall boots. Then ankle boots hit the scene, and suddenly we had a styling dilemma: what do we do with all the extra jean fabric? We tucked, bunched, rolled…you name it. And then one season, voila! Cropped jeans were born. Now, there are so many jeans and ankle boot styles, it can feel impossible to figure out the most flattering combos.
After much research, analyzing, and getting dressed…just what you’ve been waiting for…
Ankle Boots and Jeans: Winter Styling Tips
Winter is the perfect time to get creative with your ankle boots and jeans. Try mixing different jean styles with different boot heights to see what feels most flattering. Straight-leg and wide-leg jeans are perfect for layering over boots, while cropped and skinny styles look great when tucked or rolled. Don’t be afraid to play with textures like suede ankle boots or leather finishes, and remember that accessories like scarves, hats, or patterned socks can elevate a simple outfit. The key is to experiment, have fun, and wear ankle boots in ways that make you feel confident and cozy.
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Here are some updated tips to help you style ankle boots with jeans this winter:
our 6 tips for ankle boot styling!
Tip #1: Low Shaft Ankle Boots with Straight-Leg Jeans
If you’ve got low shaft ankle boots, pair them with straight-leg jeans. It’s such a classic combo that makes your legs look longer and keeps everything sleek. Bonus: make sure the jeans just skim the top of the boots, too short or too long can look messy.
Tip #2: Tucking or Rolling Skinny Jeans
Skinny jeans can be tricky, but this is where a little rolling, folding, or tucking comes in handy. Keep the jeans tight around the calf for the neatest look. Looser skinnies? Not as flattering here.
Krista’s jeans are also tucked. A good option if don’t own cropped jeans or want a different look with your longer skinny jeans.
Tip #3: Show a Little Ankle
A tiny bit of skin showing is actually a good thing! Your ankle is your slimmest part, so let it peek out. Aim for about half an inch between your jeans and boots. More than that can look awkward—and cold in winter!
in warmer temps is fine,
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Tip #4: Cropped Jeans + High Shaft Boots
Cropped jeans are super cute, but winter can make them tricky. Pair them with higher shaft ankle boots so you don’t get a weird gap showing. Too short boots with cropped jeans? The eye gets drawn right to your foot and cuts off your leg. Not cute.
Tip #5: Wide-Leg Jeans + Slim Boots
Wide-leg or leg jeans are comfy, but they need balance. Go for a slightly slimmer high shaft boot with a tiny heel. This keeps the line nice and clean and gives you a longer leg effect. It’s an instant upgrade for a casual look.
Tip #6: Adding Socks for Warmth
It’s winter, so don’t forget warmth! A short sock peeking out between your boot and jeans can be fun and stylish (and keeps your toes toasty). Cropped jeans are getting shorter every year, so a little sock is the perfect solution.
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Wrapping It Up
Winter doesn’t have to be boring when it comes to ankle boots and jeans. With a few easy tricks, whether it’s showing a little ankle, pairing straight-leg or wide-leg jeans, adding cozy socks, or playing with textures like suede, you can keep your outfits stylish, comfy, and winter-ready. The best part is that ankle boots are versatile enough to wear with almost any jean style, so you can mix and match, experiment with layers, and have fun with colors and accessories. Remember, the little details, like a perfectly rolled cuff or a peek of sock, can make a big difference. So grab your favorite boots, try a few of these tips, and step into winter with confidence and style.
With these tips in mind, we hope you’re able to get more out of your closet and have fun creating styling winter looks! Keep scrolling to shop our looks!
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