Do You Know the Difference Between Ankle Booties and Ankle Boots? Here Are Two Examples


FitFlop FF Superboot Ankle Boot
They’re hot and hip and yet many women might not know the difference between an ankle boot and an ankle bootie. They are both fun to wear, comfortable and are sure to add zing to anyoutfit, but understanding the difference is critical.

The Ankle Boot

Ankle boots are somewhat as the name implies – they are boots that usually end at the ankle somewhere. However, they are a bit more forgiving than that. A true ankle boot could end one inch above your ankle or up to four inches above your ankle. Either is still considered an ankle boot. If you get a boot that ends more than four inches above the ankle, you are choosing a mid-calf boot and not an ankle boot.

The Ankle Bootie

Madden Girl Kholor Open-toe Bootie
To understand what an ankle bootie is, think about a shoe that looks like a half shoe, half boot. These booties are much shorter than an ankle boot, stopping either at the top of the foot or right at the ankle. Often, booties will also have cut-out sections or a peep toe. Ankle booties are the sexy cousin to the ankle boot. While black is the most popular color in ankle booties, you can also find these shoes in a wide array of colors.

Examples

We like the FitFlop FF Superboot short toning ankle boot. Not only is this bootie stylish, but it creates an excellent way to shape and tone your legs just for doing what you do everyday – walking. This is a practical boot that would be darling with jeans or leggings, with a tunic and leggings or with a short skirt and tights.

We also like the Madden Girl Kholor open-toe bootie. This bootie is sexy yet practical. It’s fun and unpretentious while also flattering for most women.

The best thing about boots and booties is their versatility. Take them to the park or to work, to a concert or to cocktail hour. Like most boots, your ankle boots and booties will be some of the most worn shoes in your closet. If you wear them out, you know what that means – it’s time to go shopping.





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