12 boots and skirts outfit ideas, from knee-high to classic ankle styles that work with your midis and minis

By pairing a chocolate leather skirt with slouchy coffee-toned boots, you add a little visual drama to a safer outfit thanks to the unique silhouettes. This look works beautifully for everything from an office day to dinner with the family, plus the minty blue and brown pairing is seriously delicious.

I believe that more is more, so of course you should wear your fluffiest faux fur coat, silk button down, micro mini skirt, and statement snakeprint boots in the same outfit.

Check skirts are big news right now. Lean into the grungey autumnal hues with a tough pair of biker boots. An oversized leather jacket completes the look.

That white lace skirt you wore to death this summer? Don’t pack it away just yet – try yours with a pair of cowboy boots and a slouchy knit in a neutral hue or a suede jacket for an updated seasonal ensemble.

Sure, you could tuck your cigarette jeans into your riding boots, but we love the combo of a mini skirt, tights and boots for effortless polish.

Whether you wear blue washes or shades of black and grey denim, you can’t go wrong pairing your jean skirt with a pair of black boots for instant structure.

A structured pencil skirt feels unexpected and cool when paired with a pair of patent boots. Bonus points if they’re knee high. Layer on a belt and a denim blazer for extra coverage and styling.

Monochrome dressing is still a go-to – and for good reason. Make sure your boots match your skirt, and the rest of your ‘fit, for a majorly luxe look.

While a super sparkly skirt may not seem like it would be a good match for silver boots, I beg to differ. The monochromatic effect (amplified when you add in a heather grey sweatshirt!) does all the talking. We’ll be recreating this come party szn.

There’s no issue of an awkward gap between hemlines and the top of your boots when you opt for an ankle-grazing midaxi style. We love the voluminous silhouette on this one!

The key to pulling off this look is all about balance. Firstly, between the micro hems, longline blazer and over-the-knee boots ensuring maximum coverage. And secondly, between the feminine frilly skirt and the masculine silhouettes of the polo shirt and tailored suit jacket. The result? An effortless capital-F Fashion look.

Suede is a deliciously luxe material that shines on its own, but it’s even more striking when layered with… yep, more suede. Try a suede skirt paired with a leather bomber jacket and a structured black bag for a polished finish.