Article: Skinny jeans will allow you to show off the booties while also keeping your legs warm. You can choose a simple top like a neutral-colored T-shirt or sweater, and add 1 piece of jewelry to complete the outfit. For example, pair red velvet booties with blue skinny jeans, a gray top, and a simple gold necklace. You can also throw on a neutral-colored jacket if needed. Try to choose a solid-colored T-shirt to keep the booties as the focal point. Denim skirts will keep your outfit casual while adding a bit of flair. Wear a vintage-style T-shirt with an oversized sweater. Or, throw on a solid-colored button down to wear with the skirt, tucking in only the very front of the shirt. Make sure the denim skirt doesn't go below your knee. Wearing velvet booties with a dress gives you a sophisticated look, and you can make your outfit look more casual by wearing a simple jacket over the dress. Choose a jacket in a jean, leather, corduroy, or similarly laid-back fabric. Wear green velvet booties, a black cotton dress, and a jean jacket. Wear tights under the dress, if needed. If your jeans cover up your shoes when you put them on, roll up the bottom of your jeans 2-3 times. Cuff them so that they bottom of your jeans lies right above the top of your booties, making sure everyone can see them. You can wear a solid-colored sweater or T-shirt with your cuffed jeans and booties. Leggings will provide you with a comfortable outfit while being able to easily show off your shoes. Pair the leggings with an oversized shirt or jacket that covers your bottom. Wear purple velvet booties, black leggings, a long, flowy gray shirt, and a jean jacket. If you'd like to wear patterned leggings, you'll want to opt for black velvet booties and neutral-colored tops.

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Pair your velvet booties with skinny jeans and a top for a simple look. Wear a denim skirt with your booties in warmer weather. Throw a jacket over a dress for a chic look. Cuff your jeans to show off your booties. Put on leggings and a top for a laid-back look.