I Have a Boot Dilemma
I need new brown, everyday boots. I have expensive taste, and simply cannot afford my absolute favourite leather boots from the High Street (they're over £100). Then, while in Chichester over my birthday weekend, I saw a pair of boots in a shop window, with a price tag (£35) I thought was a mistake. Turns out it was no mistake...they're not leather. I then found a pair at Next that are leather, and at £60 not horribly expensive.
Can you guess which is which? The ones on the left are the fake leather ones which style-wise, I'm leaning towards. The ones on the right are real leather, feel nice, look nice, but are a bit plain. Could I wear them with a skirt?
Here they are on...shot into a mirror so they look a bit hazy.
And what they look like with my boot cut jeans.
Front/ankle view...what do you think? In South Africa we have a great saying, which goes...
"Goed koop is duur koop." It means buying cheap is buying dear, kind of like penny wise pound foolish. Obviously, leather boots will last longer, wear better and have some kind of guarantee at the store if they fall apart after one season. But I do like the style of the cheap boots. Will I kick myself after a season for not having bought leather?
1 comments, come on, leave me some love!:
probably not what you want to hear- but I adore the leather ones- they look so soft and comfortable and handsome. I can't wear boots-I'm short and they make me look like someone cut my legs off :) If I could wear boots I would be coveting the leather ones though.
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