Seven years ago they would be called boots on a thick heel, and, in principle, would not be far from the truth. Nevertheless, today the word "botilion" is present at all the fashion shows "autumn-winter", and, of course, not only the word: amazing models of a hybrid of boots, shoes and shoes are knocking heels on wide podiums in Milan, Paris ... you can transfer In a word, they are one of those recent novelties that have successfully taken root, it seems, in every corner of Europe and America.
Winter boots with thick heels: what to choose?
Ankle boots can be winter and autumn, their main difference in the material of interior trim and skin thickness: thus, the winter version resembles warm women's shoes with a thick heel, which is achieved with a dense fur inside and a dense sole in the form of a platform or without it. We knowingly pay attention to the thick heel, because such warmed boots help to protect the legs from the cold snow and ice, characteristic of our climate. Outwardly these boots keep their main feature - they look feminine.
Botillons on a thick high heel for winter will suit women with a good physical shape or simply beautiful extreme girls who are not afraid to slip and can walk on their heels even in snowy weather. Also this option is ideal for those who have a car and want to look slim: after all, it's too long to walk on high heels, even in warm weather, without drifts and slippery asphalt.
Botillons with a thick heel are quite stable, especially if they are on a platform with a relief. They look good for any outfit, they can be on the lock or lacing, although the first option in the winter is more convenient.
Also, for sure, there is no need to say that winter boots should cover the ankle, in contrast to their "autumn-spring brothers", for which it is not necessary.
Trendy Heeled Booties 2013
Let's see what kind of botilions in 2013 will be relevant:
- Wide heel. Today, the notion of "hairpin" has practically disappeared from all fashion magazines, for how long - it is not known, but now a thick heel is in fashion, and this applies to the boots. However, the platform may be absent, but from a practical point of view it is much more convenient for a cold season than the light version.
- Suede ankle boots on thick heels. Suede looks noble, and it seems that such feminine shoes will suit an aristocratic lady. Nevertheless, it remains so in dry weather, but with rainy suede may lose its nobility due to spots that are difficult to remove. Nevertheless, the "suede" trend is now relevant, so if you want to look fashionable, you can safely stop your choice on such a model.
- Black boots on thick heels. Of course, black is always an elegant style and practicality. Leather black ankle boots can be decorated with fur or lacing, but no more - today an abundance of decor in shoes is not welcome.
- Brown ankle boots on thick heels. For those who are not "tired" of the trend of naturalness, light brown or beige ankle boots will suit. They look much more original than black, and if they are worn in the winter, then on white snow they will look gentle.
Of course, the color of the outer clothing and bags should be combined with brown, but not necessarily be from this range. - Lacing. Perhaps there are only two features of ankle boots in 2013 - this is the aforementioned wide heel and lacing. It gives originality to the design and is suitable for urban style.
These fashion trends are a very pleasant gesture on the part of designers, because the wide heel is much more comfortable than the studs, and at the same time it does not slacken the legs better than the last, making the walk more confident, and the figure is more attractive.