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Fringe Fantasia

I've been craving fringed boots ever since I saw Isabel Marant's Fall 2011 knee-high ruched and fringed pair. I remember I looked for them everywhere! They were a big hit and got sold out like hot cakes!! So this season when Aquazzura introduced a new fringed pair of boots, I just had to have them (and I did!)! They add a little fun and boho-flair to any outfit! Of course because this year the weather hasn't been as cold as we were hoping for it to be, I didn't get to wear mine as much. 

The Aquazzura fringed boots are pointy, but quite comfy because of their loose-cut. And they're flattering too! which makes them perfect to wear with skirts, grungy dresses, leggings, and skinny jeans.

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