Friday, March 10, 2017

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Break from protocol this week, folks! That’s right, just consider me the cockney rebel (or Jewish rebel, to be precise) because instead of me printing a question from a reader and replying to it I’m going to deal with An Issue. A young reader – very young, as it happens – wrote in to complain that her school, a Catholic primary school in south-east London, does not allow girls to wear trousers. As this precocious young lady so wisely observes, trousers provide better protection than skirts against falling over in the playground, as well as the winter cold; and trousers make climbing on the school equipment more fun. So what’s the deal?

As nothing gets this column’s motor going more than the suggestion that young girls are being prevented from fulfilling their potential on jungle gyms, I donned my pork-pie hat to find out what the deal was. Sadly, the headteacher (a man, as it happens) was too busy to talk to me and no one else was willing to comment on the record. So I’ll shift out of journalist(ish) mode and back into my usual opinion-writer-for-hire schtick and lay it on the line: of course girls should be allowed to wear trousers at school, just as grown women should be allowed to wear flat shoes in the workplace. Are these really still arguments? In 2017? To quote the academic text Zoolander: I feel like I’m eating crazy pills here!




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Increasingly, schools in Britain are allowing girls to wear trousers, but despite the efforts of campaign groups such as trousersforall.co.uk, some stalwarts are holding out.

I have no doubt that our reader’s school and other similar schools have good intentions. But banning girls and women from wearing trousers does not exactly set a positive precedent. Even leaving aside religious edicts, women were not allowed to wear trousers on the US Senate floor until 1993! How insane does that now seem? When those rules then changed, it instantly seemed absurd that it was ever any other way. This is exactly what will happen when – not if – all schools allow girls to wear trousers.

Doubtless, some people out there will say – some waggishly, others less so – that if girls should be allowed to wear trousers at school then boys should be able to wear dresses. My personal feeling on that is, sure, boys can wear dresses if they want but women’s clothing, from skirts to stilettos, was designed to restrict women’s movement, whereas men’s clothing is all about freedom. This is why demanding that girls should be allowed to wear trousers – and that women should be allowed to wear flats – is a practical issue, and demanding boys wear dresses is something else.

When children are eight, they should feel nothing but freedom. Girls, including my young correspondent, should be able to run, climb, jump without any concerns about hypothermia or their modesty. Lord knows enough of them will spend much of their adult lives suffering for outdated ideas of femininity.

I always think internet shopping will be less hassle than going to the high street – but it’s not! All that scrolling takes for ever, and you can never find anything.

Leah, by email

Ah scrolling: you have, so to speak, put your finger right on the modern-day malaise, Leah. Once it seemed so whizzy and modern and freeing: so much choice! Right here! Wow, who needs hoverboards when the future is here, right at our fingertips?

Oh, how quickly novelty turns to irritation. For me, Netflix is the ultimate example of this. The streaming service should be an amazing thing – all those movies, TV shows, documentaries and random comedy specials – whenever you want them, entirely for free! Kinda! Except, Jesus, all that scrolling across through those random categories – Trending Now; Because You Watched The Crown – and not just the categories! You have to get all the way through one row, and then click down and do it again, because it turns out that the future feels a lot like using an old typewriter, tip-tip tapping to the edge of a piece of paper, whacking the carriage back and starting all over again. I mean, I love to pretend I’m in the opening credits of Murder She Wrote as much as the next Angela Lansbury obsessive. But this method of looking for something to watch in the evenings loses its charms pretty quickly, and possibly explains why I generally end up just watching another five episodes of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

The fashion equivalent of Netflix is Asos, a website that should be brilliant but quickly becomes the black hole of scrolling. And of course, this is perhaps the definition of first-world web problems: “Ugh, so many dresses for me to buy, but I can’t be arsed to look through them all – MY PAIN!” But these distributors don’t understand a basic rule of the retail experience: consumers say they want choice, but they don’t. They want simplicity. Which is why Asos, and others like them, should offer daily “editor’s recommendations” or similarly curated selections. Because contrary to what Michael Gove declared last year, people do like to take tips from experts, not (just) because they don’t trust themselves but because they can’t be faffed to wade through all the options. But I don’t think anyone needs Gove’s Asos recommendations. Compared with that, I’d rather scroll to hell.

Thursday, November 17, 2016

How to Get Rid of Acne Spots in Six Ways

How to Get Rid of Acne Spots
Acne is one of the most embarrassing conditions a person could ever have to deal with. Especially considering acne is such an individual condition with very individual treatments. All of the trial and error of finding the right way on how to get rid of acne spots is daunting. Then, to top it all off; as if having the acne wasn’t horrible enough, you finally find the perfect remedy to cure it, and you’re left with the even worse condition of acne scars. Acne scars are almost infuriating, and if left alone, they can take forever to fade away. Don’t let that bother you, because with acne scar treatments, also comes countless possibilities for both preventing and eliminating the resulting acne spots.

5 Tips on How to Get Rid of Acne Spots

1. Protect your skin

Post acne spots are caused by hyper-pigmentation. Because of this, protecting your skin from the sun is an essential tip on to how to get rid of acne spots naturally. Ultraviolet rays stimulate your cells, which in turn, worsens the appearance of acne spots. When enjoying the outdoors, protect your skin with SPF 30 or higher sunscreen, wear a wide-brimmed hat, and keep yourself shaded as often as possible.

2. Be gentle with your skin

This means you should use only the gentlest skincare products possible to get rid of post-acne spots. Do not go out and overload on abrasive products, with the hopes of scrubbing and scouring away the scars. Stick to gentle and sensitive products that work to soothe and moisturize the skin, instead of irritating and inflaming it. Furthermore, avoid using hot water on your face. Hot water dries out the skin, and pretty much counteracts your attempt at healthy skin.

3. Exfoliate often

Learn how to get rid of acne spots by exfoliating the skin, which helps in uncovering new soft skin beneath it. This doesn’t mean irritate the skin with rough sponges or loofas, but using a facial brush and a gentle facial exfoliating scrub, a few times a week, will do wonders. This is the most effective method on how to get rid of acne spots fast, simply because acne scars only extend over the first few layers of skin. Sloughing these layers away will drastically speed the fading process.

4. Avoid picking

This goes without saying, but never pick at your post acne spots and scars. Picking at your face will irritate your skin, and will only interrupt the healing process. Not to mention, bacteria from your fingers can be transferred to the already damaged area, and cause further inflammation and infection.

5. Heal from the inside out

Anytime you are trying to heal something, one of the best tips is to heal your body from the inside out. This means drinking plenty of water, and following a well-balanced diet are essential tips on how to get rid of acne spots. This step will not directly heal post acne spots, like some kind of miracle elixir. However, staying hydrated and well-nourished will ensure that your body can function at its best; which includes your immune system and body’s healing abilities. Drink between 5 and 8 glasses of water a day, and maintain your Vitamin A, C, and E. These vitamins, especially, aid in the skin’s overall health and wellness.

6. Medical creams and treatments

If all else fails, you can always turn to a medicated treatment to get rid of acne spots. Countless medical treatments and creams are available, both by prescription and OTC. Pharmaceutical creams come in various forms and types, including but not limited to, Cortisone, Skin lightening, Glycolic, Salicylic, and Retinoid treatments.
Just follow these easy, albeit sometimes time-consuming, steps on how to get rid of acne spots, and say “Hello Beautiful” to that clean, clear, and bright new face.

How to Minimize Pores on Your Skin

In your quest to look your best and have soft skin, you might come across some pores on your skin, and you may want to get rid of them as they may you uncomfortable among other reason. It is also important for you to understand the causes of large skin pores before learning how to minimize pores. The large skin pores are caused by over-secretion of oil by the oil glands. They also form due to genetic factors, loss of the skin elasticity due to age, poor skin care routine, and overall health conditions. Due to over-secretion of oil, the expanded pores, are then filled with oil and dead cells which in turn block the pores. This often causes acne, pimples, and zits.

Steps on How to Minimize Pores

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1. Ice cubes

Ice is the best to use to shrink the enlarged skin pores, and it also has a skin tightening effect. This method invigorates you and improves your skin’s appearance.
  • Wrap a few ice cubes in a clean cloth, hold it against your skin for 10 to 20 seconds or rub the ice cubes on your skin for around the same time. Do this several times in a day.
  • You could also wash your face with very cold water every morning and evening but be very careful not to overdo it as it might irritate the skin.

2. Egg whites and lemon

Egg whites are widely used and well known for toning, tightening the skin, and drawing out excess oil thus improving the condition of your oily skin. Lemons, on the other hand, are used as a home remedy for various conditions.
  • Whites two egg whites
  • Add half a lemon juice
  • Mix and apply it on your face to dry
  • Finally, rinse it off with warm water
  • Re-apply a few times a week
You could also use this method on how to minimize pores on your skin:
  • Whisk two egg whites
  • Spread it evenly on your face and let it dry completely
  • Rinse with warm water

3. Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV)

Apple cider works as a natural astringent and skin toner, therefore, tightening your skin, reducing large skin pores, and restores the skin’s pH balance. It also has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that help in treating acne breakouts.
  • Mix water and apple cider vinegar in equal amounts
  • Using a cotton ball, apply the mixture on the face
  • Leave it on for a few minutes and rinse it off with warm water

4. Baking soda

Baking soda is a gentle exfoliating agent that gets rid of excess oil, dirt and debris from the skin. It also balances the skin’s PH levels reducing problems like acne and pimples due to its ante-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, providing an effective method on how to minimize pores.
  • Mix two tablespoons of baking soda and lukewarm water each.
  • Apply the mixture to your skin and massage in circular motion for a couple of seconds.
  • Rinse it off with cool water.
  • Repeat the process daily for five to seven days and then reduce the frequency to three to five times a week for a couple of weeks few weeks.

5. Sugar and lemon scrub

Homemade sugar scrubs are of great help in reducing large skin pores. Sugar scrubs exfoliate the skin and remove excess oil and impurities.
  • Mix two tablespoons of sugar and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
  • Apply it to your skin and massage gently for 20 to 30 seconds.
  • Rinse off with cool water.
You could also
  • Mix two tablespoons of sugar, one tablespoon of olive oil and a squeeze of lemon juice
  • Rub it gently on your skin and let it sit in for 20 to 30 sec
  • Rinse off with warm water
Try three methods on how to minimize pores and see what works for you better. Practicing good skin care tips will also help in a great way to get a glowing and smooth skin.

15 African Clothing Styles That Even Your Wardrobe Will Love

African clothing styles not only give you a superb amount of possible styles but are also unique. Pulling off one of these gems isn’t going to be a hassle and they will also add immense style to your wardrobe. We sourced adorable African print and ankara designs to inspire your fashion sense.

African Clothing Styles to Fashion Storm Your Wardrobe

1. Midi Print Dresses


Midi dresses reflect a clearly conservative yet chic edginess in African clothing styles. This print dress in particular has a fresh sober look that no doubt brings out a lovely style. The design also goes quite harmoniously with the blending pattern of the dress.
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2. Maxi Fusion Dresses


Maxi dresses are of course the royalty of African clothing styles. They have a certain gracefulness about them that draws you in and makes it the look a fashion mystery. This one, for example fuses a yellow theme with both a central and side print design that’s quite alluring.
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3. African Print Jumpsuits

Jumpsuits embody a fun-loving and also creative fashion glimpse. Pieces like these are a direct proof on just how classy African fashion can get. This piece, for instance, has a lovely funnel design that goes awesomely with the fusion pattern print.
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4. Two Print Mini Pieces


If you are looking for both edginess and a flawless petite design then this has got you covered. It’s like a mini suit that has an expressive sexiness about it while still maintaining a simple fashion.
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5. Print Suits


Print suits are the older, and also more sophisticated siblings of two-print mini’s. They reflect a similar and sometimes contrasting expression in the top and pants deign outline. This design notably has a blending of prints for the sleeveless top and stylish pants.
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6. Pencil Print Skirts


Pencil skirts are a classy way of having an African print style work for you. They not only have a sassy flare to them but the print adds a great design feature to it. It’s actually one of the most versatile pieces in African clothing styles.
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7. Print Cape Tops


Cape tops are a super fresh way of fusing a top and dress into a completely new fashion item. They have a specific design scheme to them and also a characteristic design that you can’t resist. This piece has a stunning way of putting you into African glam effortlessly.

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8. African Print Rompers


Rompers are the adventurous creations of African clothing styles. They have an especially outstanding design that is hard to take your eyes off. Print rompers also give you a go ahead to be your most authentic and also break the style norms.
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9. Print Pants


There’s little else that matches the loveliness that an African pants have. These fashion gems are the reason why style is our main obsession. They set the mood for an evening out and are also a chic  way of bringing out the awesomeness in you.
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10. Mini Print Dresses


Mini dresses, especially print themed ones have a specific aura about them that’s reliably chic. This outfit can transform your most basic style statement to a fashion masterpiece. This should certainly being in your must-have list.
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11. Print Bikinis


This is one of the edgiest and creative designs on a bikini that you can ever come across. Not only does it have that refined sexiness about it but it has an authentic flare that’s impossible to brush aside. Take this one to one of your swimming sessions and you’ll no doubt have heads turning.
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12. Slide Slit Maxis


This design shoes grace from a multi-angled side. It has that delicate African look with an equally stunning design.  The background of it all is an element that can be seen in all African clothing styles. It’s the print pattern that makes this a grand fashion look.
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13. Print Dress Shirts


This is both a sexy and ingenious way to make one stunning fashion piece act as another. Here a slightly long African print shirt is made to resemble a mini straight edge dress with bountiful detail. It offers you a super fun way to stylishly step out in style.
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14. Print Coats


Print coats add a touch of exquisiteness to an otherwise formal look. Not only are they stylish but they also have that great flare about them that makes you lust for. This piece, for instance, has a clearly beautiful print pattern that’s great to have and wear.
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15. The Mini Summer Dress


This is the dress you use to welcome the warmness and also celebrate as the cold season ends. Its a perfect outfit for sunny days at the beach, or aimless walks around the street. It’s articulately printed and patternend to ooze some ethnic fashion charm around you.
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It’s no doubt that the African fashion is hitting new heights with an increasing acceptance and adoption by many fashionistas. Here, we give you ideas on some of the cute African clothing styles that make your wardrobe feel loved and beautiful.

7 Women’s Shoes Websites for Online Shopping

Online shopping is becoming more prevalent in today’s society and is ideal for independent men and women on the run, as well as those with families who just do no have the time to go shopping for items in the stores. The women’s shoes websites have seen an exponential growth over the years! Not only do these websites offer extremely reasonable prices, but they also offer quick delivery, email listing that issues out coupons and tells the consumers about sales throughout the website, but it also offers the biggest plus of all, time saving! Women’s shoes websites are the best invention know the working woman.

Women’s Shoes Websites to Shop Online

1. Payless.com

This is a well-known website and a company that has been around since 1956, however, their move to online happened much more recently. Not only can you shop by shoe type, but you can also shop by color, shoe size, and even heel height. Payless continuously offers an abundance of deals and even has a great return policy. This company is also a winner because of their wide array of shoe sizes.
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2. ShoeDazzle.com

ShoeDazzle.com is a more recent company that has been popular since it’s debut. It appeals to the eye, because of the perks of having a membership through the company. For instance, at the moment, there is a 50% of the sale of your first item and free shipping. That appeals to all shoppers and especially women when searching for women’s shoes websites.
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3. Zappos.com

Zappos.com offers an array of different items, but when first debuted were known exclusively for their shoes and have since then expanded to clothes and accessories.
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4. SoleSociety.com

SoleSociety.com is just one website out of countless other women’s shoes websites, which offer shoes and clothes for women, and kids.
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5. Forever21.com

Forever21.com is a website and brand that is widely known to teenagers and young adults. Not only do their styles continuously bring back customers, but their reasonable prices and their customer service is a winner with consumers. After venturing online, Forever21 has become a staple in women’s shoes websites.
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6. DSW Shoes

DSW is a popular brand that is known for their shoes and timeless accessories. This is where people will find the most assortment of various types of shoes and different prices.
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7. Shoes.com

Shoes.com is just that. A hub for shoes for ages young to mature, from shoe sizes that begin at two and stop at 11.5. This website allows you to shop by color, heel height, brand and even lifestyle.
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Women’s shoes websites are definitely on the rise and the versatility from various online shoes stores still appeal to audiences. Women’s shoes websites are also becoming steadily available and resourceful.

Best Office Shoes for Women

Often one of the most difficult elements of the working world for women, finding the perfect shoes to work in can be a task bigger than one is prepared for. Given that a number of variables can effect which shoes are most appropriate for the working world (i.e. dress code, the nature of the job, height/ weight, the amount of standing and walking done throughout the day, etc.) there are no hard and fast rules to finding the perfect working shoe. With that said, the following is an overview of the eight best office shoes for women.

Eight Best Office Shoes for Women

8. Wedges

One of the best office shoes for women, wedges are both trendy and comfortable. A great shoe to wear if you have to do a bit of standing and walking, the perfect wedge will provide support for the whole day, and you’ll look great in the process.
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7. Slingbacks

Yet another great shoe go-to for working women, slingbacks provide a bit of elevation with the heel, all while allowing your feet to breathe with the loose, breathable strap helping to keep them secure. These are great for professional women who may do a lot of standing.
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6. Comfortable Pumps

Yes, they exist! To be clear, these are not the heels you wear to parties, these are the ones you’ve had for a few years, aren’t too high, and are broken in enough for you to comfortably make it through your work day. These are best office shoes for women, but especially for those who do a lot of sitting.

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5. Kitten Heels

While most heel lovers are not to keen on this style of shoe, these are the perfect office shoes for women. Similar to slingbacks, they offer a bit of height, but not so much that they are uncomfortable or difficult to stand in. These are great for those who do a fair mix of sitting and standing throughout the work day.
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4. Oxfords

 Cute and trendy, oxfords provide a fashionable shoe that fits comfortably and looks great with both skirts and pantsuits. These are perfect office shoes for women who do a lot of standing, for those who have trouble walking in heels, or for anyone who prefers flats.
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3. Ankle Boots

A great addition to any working woman’s wardrobe, ankle boots for women are cute, comfortable, and can be worn with most of your work attire. These are excellent office shoes for women.
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2. Heeled Flats

A confusing clothing conundrum for many women, the heeled flat is a flat shoe that does have a higher heel than most other flats. Cute and still comfortable, these shoes are some of the best office shoes for women as they can be worn with anything.
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1. Comfortable Flats

Not always the most trendy shoes, comfortable flats for women are shoes that are strictly for comfort over fashion. They may not look the best with any of your trendy work duds, but you should still keep a pair in your car for the days when your feet have simply had enough. These are essential office shoes for women!
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Overall, finding the best office shoes for women can be a task. However, if you follow the tips in this guide you are well on your way to being comfortably fabulous.

Seven Different Types of Sandals for Women

There are different names and brands of sandals for ladies that may appeal to people differently. Not all women are the same, and because of that, not all women’s fashion styles are the same. Sandal-type is something that women can choose based on personality, and there are many different types of sandals for women of every kind.

Different Types of Sandals for Women to Have

1.) Open Thong


The first of the seven different types of sandals for women is the open thong. This style is practically a dressier version of the flip-flop, and it’s great for showcasing a nice tan or pedicure. This fashionable sandal gives the foot a great look and shape.
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2.) Closed Back Thong


This next style is just like the previous open thong, except there is now a layer of straps (or sometimes even a single strap) wrapping around the heel of the foot, providing a little bit of extra support and preventing the foot from slipping out of the shoe.
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3.) Ankle Strap


This is a classic style that consists of a thick strap wrapped around the ankle, which provides loads of support. While many other different types of sandals for women here have a specific audience, the feeling of security ankle strap sandals provide make them great for any style or age group.
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4.) Open Toe


Much like the open thong style, this is another classic that’s great for showcasing the feet, while at the same time providing a light, airy feel that keeps the foot cool. Open-toe sandals are great summer style for those who get sweaty feet on those wicked hot and humid days.
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5.) Closed Toe


Of all the different types of sandals for women listed, the women’s closed toe sandals are the most supportive. Consisting of straps around the front part and heel of the foot, closed toe sandals for ladies are great for hiding a foot in need of a pedicure, and is great to wear a skater skirt for a great look.
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6.) Mesh


You may have notice that a lot of the different brands of sandals for women all seem to be relatively similar. But, these ankle strap sandals are lightweight and the refreshingly new look is a great eye-catcher among passerby. With the ability to be worn either casually or elegantly, the neat, futuristic design of ankle strap sandals for ladies is great for those who put fashion over function.
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 7.) Gladiator


The last of the different types of sandals for women is the gladiator style. Consisting of numerous straps running along the length of the foot and up most of the ankle, this kind of sandal provides great support while still giving the wearer an edgy, modern touch to their outfit.
Types of Sandals for WomenThere are many different types of sandals for women, and every woman has a style unique to themselves. And, using this as a guideline, you’ll be able to find the right women’s sandal style for you that keeps you stylish with the best women’s fashion tips.

Wear Women’s Timberland Boots And Still Be Fashionable

Timberland boots have recently become more popular than ever and an increasingly amount of people have been stocking up on the newest footwear trend. Everyone who wears Timberland boots does not have to be a construction worker or work in a hardcore job, as the image of Timberland boots once had the image of. There are countless ways to wear women’s Timberland boots and still be as fashionable and trendy as ever.

Elegant Ways to Wear Women’s Timberland Boots

1. Wash Jeans and coat


Timberland boots go great in the winter with dark wash jeans, a stealth colored pea coat, scarf and a beanie the color that is similar to the Timberland boots.
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2. Jeans and sweater


A couple of different ways to wear women’s Timberland boots are with jeans, but of a different color and pair it with a long-sleeve button up, topped with a sweater, or just one of the two (a long sleeve button-up or a sweater).
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3. Tights and cardigan


If you have the longer Timberland boots that come below the kneecap, then pair it with a pair of black tights, a mid thigh dress with a long cardigan and tie a belt around your waist. This creates an amazing dimensioned layered look.
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4. With Leggings


In looking for different ways to wear women’s Timberland boots, do no forget about the famous, leggings. Leggings can be dressed up or dressed down, however when going with Timberland boots, try them with black leggings, a jersey and an oversized open sweater or jacket, rolled up at the sleeves.
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5. Vest or t-shirt


When imagining the various ways to wear women’s Timberland boots, do not forget that you can also go simple. A pair of ripped jeans with a white t-shirt, and perhaps a flannel shirt wrapped around your waist.
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6. Timberlands with Cargo Pants


Cargo pants are also a new way that some people have been taking this style when looking for ways to wear women’s Timberland boots. Cargo pants that are camouflage or forest green is a good way to go if you are looking for a relaxed image.

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7. Stockings and skirt


In all of the ways to wear women’s Timberland boots, if it is your desire to dress it up and you have Timberland boots that stop mid-calf, try black stockings with a dark colored mid thigh length skirt and a cardigan or sweater that stops at the top of your skirt. Also, you can pair your skirt with a shirt as well if it is too hot.
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In all of the ways to wear women’s Timberland boots, there’s the top seven, but of course the possibilities are endless and you can use your creative mind to come up with even more ways to wear women’s Timberland boots.