19 Things to Wear with Your Ankle Boots

Boots don’t necessarily need to be the last accessory you add. They can be the statement all on their own. Rock your leopard or snakeskin booties with all black to make them pop. Or choose your black booties for a chic, monochromatic look. 

Another streamlined look that's effortlessly stylish. Even your plain caramel joints can stand out here.

If you’re going to mix colors, just make sure to coordinate like hues up top and like hues down below. That way you don’t appear too jumbled.

Sure you can technically sneak knee-high boots under your new flares, but avoid the bulk with an ankle pair. Then keep the rest of the outfit light with a sweater.

Don’t fear patterns. Boots anchor a loud outer piece.

Rips are optional.

Proportions. Proportions. Proportions.

This is basically the ideal outfit for brunch with the girls.

This stubby fuzzy material is one of the biggest trends of the year. Pair it with your black ankle boots (and black everything else) for a sleek combo.

Showing off a bit of calves is still sexy, people. 

A long shift, an equally long sweater or jacket and a pair of pointed booties create a super slimming effect.

This is how you toughen up a going-out look.

But don’t feel beholden to one specific material. Any little dress can work.

Super sweet meets super chic.

You may think that clunky ankle boots and a flowy silk pants is a bit too much. But that’s where a pink pullover comes into play—to balance it out. 

Remember what we said earlier about proportions? Here, you want to make sure your cropped pants are the star of the show. Choose a blouse that hits right at the waistline and let a sliver of ankle show.

You can also choose a sweater that hits a teeny bit lower (just make sure it’s not hugging your hips) and boots that hit a teeny bit higher.

Come spring, this ensemble will be your go-to. Just remember to color-coordinate accoutrements.

Boots with a chunky heel add just enough oomph to a simple grey top and summery skirt.