Fold Over Boots

Knee-High Boots With Fold-Over, Obviously

Knee-high boots with fold-over cuffs make everything else look like it's trying too hard. The cuff does the styling for you: leave it slouched for off-duty, turn it down to show the lining, or pull it up for a sleeker line. Same boot, three moods. Fold-over boots work with a bodycon mini after dark and skinny jeans on a Sunday, which is basically the whole brief. Add tights, a knitted dress and a long coat and autumn is sorted. Come spring, swap in a floaty midi. Fold over boots are completely seasonless.

Boots With Folds For Every Heel

Boots with folds come in every heel you'd actually want. Chunky block heels go from desk to dinner without a complaint, stilettos are for when the night needs a bit of drama, and flats are for looking expensive on minimal effort. Pointed toes bring the edge; rounded toes keep it classic. Choose faux suede for softness or faux leather for shine, in black and chocolate brown (the two you'll reach for most) or a bolder shade for the photo dump. Whatever the plan, there's a pair of boots with a fold that gets it.

FAQs

How to style fold-over boots?

Let the cuff be the statement and keep everything else clean. A fitted top, a mini skirt or a bodycon dress lets the slouch do the talking. Leave the fold loose for a lived-in look, or turn it down neatly to show the lining. Gold hoops and a crossbody are all the accessories you need. Add much more and the boots stop being the point.

How to wear fold-over boots?

However the day needs. Pulled up, they sit sleek and knee-high; folded down, they go slouchier and a touch shorter. Wear them over skinny jeans or tucked in, and with skirts and dresses, let the hem stop just above the fold so the cuff stays on show. Block heels and flats are built for all-day wear. Stilettos are for when you're getting a taxi.

What to wear with fold-over boots?

Mini skirts and bodycon dresses, obviously. Skinny jeans and an oversized knit are the answer when you can't be bothered. Go for knitted dresses and thick tights when it gets cold, or a structured trench over a neutral co-ord when you want to look like you've got your life together. Black goes with everything; chocolate brown is best with cream, camel, and denim. Denim shorts and a graphic tee for festival season? Also yes.