Fashion People in New York Are Already Wearing These Stylish Boots With Jeans
If there’s one thing that takes up the most space in my apartment, it would most definitely be a collection of boots. From chelsea to cowboy and ankle length to knee-high, I collect them all. As an avid boots collector, I’m very excited to see what the new season brings. Fashion people have already broken out boots as a teaser to what’s to come and I have my eyes peeled to see how they’ll style them.
New Yorkers are known for making you expect the unexpected when it comes to fashion however, I’ve noticed that the items that they’re styling with boots so far this year have been absolutely timeless. Below, see 6 outfits you should copy if you want to look like a New Yorker with an avid boots collection.
Utility jackets have a special place in my heart and closet. As we slowly make our way into fall, I'll be styling mine with jeans as much as possible.
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The best part of fall is the endless amount of layering that can be done. Sweatshirts, baseball caps, and blazers will adorn your favorite pair of boots well.
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Right now, waistlines are at the forefront. Any tops or jackets you have that show off your waist are well worth looking into wearing.
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I haven't thought about leather blazers in a year or two but right now they're definitely on the mind. I just ordered an oversized one and have plans to style it with boots.
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Sometimes the less complicated you make things, the better. That's why I'm loving the idea of styling my boots with a blazer, quality t-shirt, classic belt, and wide leg jeans.
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The thought of the weather getting cold enough for a shearling jacket scares me but it's coming whether we like it or not. There are still some sales going on so I'm stocking up on all of my outerwear now.
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Sierra Mayhew is a fashion editor at Who What Wear, bringing a decade of experience in the fashion industry to the editorial team. Since joining Who What Wear in 2021, Sierra has made her mark by expertly blending luxury and accessible fashion content. Whether she's decoding the latest runway presentations or crafting a perfectly curated shopping list, Sierra's keen eye and relatable approach have solidified her as a trusted voice in the fashion space. She's also reported on major industry events like Paris Fashion Week and lent her expertise to red carpet coverage, ensuring her audience gets an insider's view of the most glamorous moments in style. Before joining Who What Wear, Sierra sharpened her skills at Harper's Bazaar and Elle, with bylines in Bazaar.com and collaborated with iconic brands such as Gucci and Ferragamo. Her ability to translate editorial expertise into viral social media content sets her apart, seamlessly bringing her articles and personality to life for a new generation of readers and followers. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame, Sierra brings a unique perspective to the fashion industry that is informed by her love for travel, music, and discovering the hidden gems that make New York City a constant source of inspiration.
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