WAYS TO WEAR YOUR THIGH HIGH BOOTS: SEXY CHIC STYLE INSPIRATION

WRITTEN BY & STYLED BY SHARRA GREENE

Thigh high boots have been apart of my signature style for I don’t know how many years now. It’s just something so sexy yet sophisticated about a shoe that spans your entire leg. My favorite part about this style of shoe is how versatile they are. You can literally pair them with almost anything and it’ll look fly. But my fave ways to style them for an everyday look are with mini skirts, bodycon pants, and perfectly fitting denim. Here are a few of my tips for styling the ultimate thigh high boot look.

TO MAKE IT CHIC, CHOOSE COOL FITTING OUTERWEAR & STATEMENT ACCESSORIES

Shop the look: Jacket | Jeans | Leggings | Boots (similar pair for less here | Shades | Hat | Earrings | Bag | Lip | Bracelet

Shop the Look: Blazer | Skinny Jeans | Boyfriend Jeans | Mini Bag | Denim Bag | Black Boots | Camel Boots | Shades | Rimmed Glasses | Bangle

Whether a blazer with an interesting crop, or an oversized jacket, throwing on some eye catching outerwear is a way to make your thigh high boot look chic in one step. Simple, body hugging pants will keep the attention on your boots. If you want to dress it up, go for your boldest bag, bangle, or even pair of shades.

You can in corporate different techniques like color blocking if you’re going for a bolder fit. P.S. Choosing boots that have an interesting color or texture to them will make your look even more bomb. (I.e, the berry colored boots above or the suede boot in a vibrant camel color. )

FOR A SEXY LOOK, KEEP IT SIMPLE & SHOW SOME SKIN

The key to styling a thigh high boot in a way that’s sexy but still casual and classy is “give and take”. For example, since most of my legs are covered up with my Jeffrey Campbell color block suede boots (these are my babies! I’m passing them down to my future daughter one day), I can opt for a skirt with a shorter hem line to showcase my thighs.

My top has a sexy asymmetrical cut that gives some cleavage, yet it completely covers one of my arms. Since the main theme of this look is different hues of brown, I let the color scheme speak for itself and kept accessories to a minimum.

Sometimes, less is more. You can never go wrong with an all black ensemble and a cool pop of color to keep the look fresh and modern.

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Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.”

#STYLEADVICEBYSHARRA STYLE TIP # 48: TWO WAYS TO MAKE YOUR FALL / WINTER WARDROBE WORK FOR SPRING

STYLED BY SHARRA GREENE

If you’re like me and haven’t had a chance to really shop the way you want to for Spring looks because you’ve been stuck in the house the past few weeks with everything that’s been going on, here’s a couple ways to make some of your Winter staples work for the approaching warmer weather until we find the time to update our closets…

SWAP OUT YOUR BOOTS FOR CROPPED DENIM & OPEN TOE BOOTS

Shop a similar look: Jacket, Jeans, fringe sandals, beret, bag.

Grabbing one of your lighter weight jackets and styling them with light wash denim and open toe shoes creates more of a balance and makes your outfit more versatile.

PAIR YOUR DARK SWEATSHIRTS WITH THE BRIGHTEST SHOES & ACCESSORIES YOU HAVE IN YOUR CLOSET

Shop a similar look: Sweatshirt, jeans, booties, bag, shades, ring, baseball cap.

This will create a cool contrast within your fit while still keeping you warm on breezier Spring days.

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Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.”

I'M FASHION BOMBSHELL OF THE DAY ON FASHION BOMB DAILY

WRITTEN BY FASHION BOMB DAILY | SHARED BY SHARRA GREENE

So y’all know how I feel about Claire Sulmers and her multicultural platform, Fashion Bomb Daily. It’s my absolute favorite fashion blog and it’s the reason I started blogging in the first place. Well, today they chose ya girl as their Fashion Bombshell of the Day! You guys can check out the full article where I talk about my personal style philosophy here as well as their post on IG here and let me know what your favorite look is in the comments! Also, don’t forget to vote for me as #fashionbombshelloftheweek at the end of the week!

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Sources: Sharra Greene Styling, Fashion Bomb Daily

Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.”

#STYLEADVICEBYSHARRA STYLE TIP #45: SIMPLE WAYS TO SLAY LAST MINUTE VALENTINES DAY PLANS WITHOUT SPLURGING ON A WHOLE NEW FIT

LESS IS MORE, GO WITH A CASUAL FIT & LET THE LIP COLOR DO THE TALKING

For the girl who’s not really into the formal looks but still wants to look bomb on her date, never underestimate the power of a red lip. Your laundry day tee paired with a casual skirt can instantly be elevated with a sleek heel, a red lip, & elegant earrings.

STICK WITH WHAT YOU KNOW AND ADD THE SPLASH OF COLOR LAST

I feel like we’ve collectively become obsessed with having red or pink be the main color of our V-Day look. If you don’t have a solid pink or red dress, don’t panic. There’s a way to add it in last without having it look like an afterthought.

I don’t know an individual who doesn’t at least own a classic white button down blouse, dark wash jeans, or a black one piece. Start by creating a look with a classic black and white color scheme and then use that bag, necklace, pair of shades, or shoe that has a splash of pink, red, burgundy, etc to tie in the V-Day theme.

 Wishing you all a sweet Valentine’s Day! To my amazing subscribers, thank you so much for keeping it locked. Your support means the world! 
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Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.'‘