Temperatures on the east coast dipped over the weekend along with the arrival of snow. This means it is officially time to take your tall boots out and about. Here are some new boots that you can start wearing now through the winter season. Whether you wear over skinnies or tights, they are sure to keep you cozy:
Report Waldron (on sale for $79.50) – These wedge boots will give you height while keeping you comfortable. With this style, you want to ensure that the wedge is not to chunky and clunky. This wedge takes the shape of a thick heel which makes it a perfect choice. The black color with the solid wedge trend has the appropriate scale when pairing with oversized sweaters and jackets.
Minnetonka Moccasins Front Lace Knee ($80) – Moccasins in all heights are hot right now. These knee-high mocs will make any casual outfit complete. The fringe and lace add two trends to an already rad moc, which is just enough look to wear with winter layers like plaids, sweaters and other Navajo inspired styles.
Restricted Trot (on sale or $69.99) – A riding boot is a classic style and once you have it you can wear it forever. A classic style in a classic color is even better when buying a key piece. This brown riding boot will always be in when worn with a blazer and turtleneck for everyday wear.
Rampage Kourtney ($49.99) – These flat dark brown thigh-high boots can be sophisticated when folded below the knee or funky when worn up due to the flare towards the top (I own and LOVE these). A super affordable, yet diverse boot is perfect for wearing with absolutely anything, anywhere. You also only need a pair or two to get you through the season with a boot like this that can make a simple style transition.
Hopefully you noticed that all of these styles from Piperlime are under $100! With boots at this price you can get more than one style that will last you more than one season.
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East Coast Chic (ECC) began as a fashion blog in 2010. I created ECC because the diversity of style on the East Coast is inspirational and endless. ECC allows me to share my favorite fashion thoughts and spots from my headquarters in Washington, DC, as well as other trend setting states along the East Coast and beyond. 
