Colorful Boots

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Colorful boots have become an annual post on Fashion Me Fabulous. Red knee boots may seem odd or just too much now, but come the biting grey of January, you'll be thankful for any injection of color. Here's a list now for sale stalking later (and a couple sale items for those of you who are impatient).Top: yellow hiking-style boot, Mod Cloth $149.99
red patent military ankle boot, Not Too Coy "Pepper" on Zappos $124
metallic blue oxford boot, Irregular Choice "Bye Bye" on Amazon $150
Middle: purple plaid bootie, Dollhouse "Step Forward" at DSW $46.95 (on sale)
army green shearling, Kensie Girl "Ramina" on Piperlime $79
orange flat ankle boot, Ecote at Urban Outfitters $58
Bottom: cranberry cowgirl boot, Kensie Girl "Maylisa" at Macy's $48.30 (on sale)
blue button ankle boots, Journee for Target $39.99
pink slouchy flat boots, Culture Phit "Savannah" on Zappos $95
purple button boot, Poetic Licence "Toughen Up" on Endless $199

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