The amazing thing about desert boots is that its utilitarian nature transfers over to fashion as well, because you can more or less wear them with any outfit! Available in two types of leather; full-grain and suede. It looks best with raw denim when paired with brown or tan coloured suede desert boots, but during the spring/summer months you can wear them with equal ease if you chose to dawn a lighter pair of trousers such as chinos. Lacoste was one of the first luxury brands to promote the wearing of desert boots with rolled chinos, and now other companies are following suit. So let us know in the comments section below if you agree with us about the trendy desert boot as the ideal spring/summer footwear. Also tell us how you wear your desert boots, how do you co-ordinate it with other items in your wardrobe!
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Desert Boots
The amazing thing about desert boots is that its utilitarian nature transfers over to fashion as well, because you can more or less wear them with any outfit! Available in two types of leather; full-grain and suede. It looks best with raw denim when paired with brown or tan coloured suede desert boots, but during the spring/summer months you can wear them with equal ease if you chose to dawn a lighter pair of trousers such as chinos. Lacoste was one of the first luxury brands to promote the wearing of desert boots with rolled chinos, and now other companies are following suit. So let us know in the comments section below if you agree with us about the trendy desert boot as the ideal spring/summer footwear. Also tell us how you wear your desert boots, how do you co-ordinate it with other items in your wardrobe!
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