HOW TO CUFF YOUR JEANS WITH ANKLE BOOTS

Ankle boots have always been my favourite jam! And they look gorgeous on almost everyone. It’s a fun fashion trend which can be worn regardless of any season. Be it summer, winter, fall or spring, the ankle boots can transform your look in an instant!I’ve often heard women saying that it’s too hard to rock ankle boots. Well fear not lovelies, today I’m going to share some of my tried and tested tips that would take away all your anxiety! I know how antsy we women get if we ain’t able to get that perfect fit or style. And it’s all about personal preferences, However learning these tidbits will make you go on the path to becoming a fashionista worth emulating yourself! From Gigi Hadid to Selena Gomez, Kendal Jenner to Mila Kunis, Malaika Arora to Disha Patani, we often find our favourite celebs in cuffed Jeans.

Why to cuff? Well cuffing your jeans in a proper way will give you a neat and beautiful appearance. The space between the jeans and the boots is broken by a bit of ankle show, avoiding stubby looking legs. So turn ’em up and get ready to rock!] Image Credits: Merrick White

1. Watch your hemline-

Always be mindful of your hemline and let the denim reach just about an inch above the ankle. Image Credits: Pinterest

2. Don’t pull your jeans over the boots-

Unless you’re wearing flared or boot cut jeans, covering your boots is a massive disaster! The cuff shouldn’t be too low but moderately over the ankles to give you a slender look.

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3. Go for shorter cuffs-

Well if you’re a leggy lass like Kendall Jenner then you may opt for larger cuffs but if you want to make your legs appear longer then go for shorter cuffs. This will give the illusion of longer and slimmer legs. I prefer a sleek,tiny cuff as it gives a chic and casual vibe to my outfit.

4. Number of cuffs-

The rule of thumb is to give a glimpse of your ankle so the double cuff is to show a little more as it looks flattering. However single fold is equally pretty so don’t over do the double cuff, making it thick with excess fabric and ending up looking stocky.

5. Never make thick cuffs-

Don’t go for tasteless thick multiple folds because they will make you look large, broad and chunky around the calves and ankles. Also go for skinny jeans as it’s easier to cuff them because they are comfortably tight enough to not give you a baggy look around the ankles. Loose or less tapered jeans will make you look wider.

6. Crop jeans(not Capri jeans)-

The easiest solution is to buy a pair of cropped jeans or get them tailored. The tip is to make the hemline fall above the top of your ankle boots. So to give a little twist to your staple fashion, go for cuffing your jeans the right way and earn truckloads of compliments.

So what are you waiting for? Scoop out your favourite pair of ankle length boots and get ready to rock them with these simple tricks! You can thank me later 😉

Do you like wearing ankle boots? How do you style them? Do share in the comment section below.

Until then

Keep it simple Keep it Stylish!

-Glam Adventuress

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15 Comments

  1. I’ve never really understood how some people can look good in jeans and ankle boots, yet I look meh. Thank you so much for this post and tips, I hope to start wearing these again soon! X

  2. I thought skinny little ankles like mine can’t do this look. I feel like my legs look like spoons in a coffee cup. Any thoughts?

    1. Hi Cami,
      Go for lighter shades of skinny jeans to add dimension to your legs as well as calves. Opt for tops which go below your waist to give you a little wider overall look comparatively. And most importantly irrespective of any shape/structure, just carry it off with confidence and you’d be a diva worth emulating yourself ?

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