While in Chicago last week it got super cold (and rainy) the first two days. I was so happy that I packed these new SOREL boots because they kept my toes dry and warm! Two things that are super important to accomplish while in Chicago if you ask me.
Last year, I bought my first pair of SOREL’s right before my trip to NYC but they’re boring and all black. I love these lighter colored ones and they went perfectly with a striped turtleneck (my first ever turtleneck believe it or not) and a big cozy blanket scarf. So now that I am prepared for cold weather with my new Sorel boots, here’s how to style Sorel boots so you can look cute in your winter outfits.
How To Style Sorel Boots
I feel like every time I head to cold climates like Chicago or NYC, it’s always hard to figure out how to style SOREL boots and stay cute. Coming up with cute winter outfits with boots can be a challenge when it’s so cold.
Dressing up SOREL’s isn’t always easy, but I found that this combination I’m sharing today made me feel on trend and put together. Just add the cozy down coat and you’re good to go.
If you live in a colder climate and need a great snow boot, there are tons of great SOREL options to shop. From classics like these today, to more fashion forward ones. Below are some of my favorite Sorel boots to keep warm and dry this winter season. These are some of the best fall boots for women to have and as you head into winter.
Wear With Skinny Jeans
I like to style my Sorel boots with skinny jeans so that they can tuck into the boot. While I’m team straight leg jeans these days, this is why I still say it’s fine to have a pair or two of skinny jeans on hand.
Add A Cozy Sock
I love to see a little bit of sock peek out at the top of my Sorel boots. It adds a little interest to the outfit and also keeps you warm in the colder weather. These are some of my favorite socks.
Style Your Sorel Boots With A Warm Jacket
I left my jacket off for these photos, but obviously, if it is freezing cold, you bet I’m wearing my warmest coat. Winter layers are important to staying warm and dry. I love a good down coat for this time of year.
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Photos by Iron & Honey
