According to WWW, the first tip is to coordinate boots with the same color as your pants or skirt. This styling creates a seamless block from your feet to your hips, making your legs appear longer.

In this case, the easiest approach is to wear an entire outfit in one color tone, avoiding the need to spend time figuring out how to combine colors pleasingly.

If you do not have boots in the same tone as your outfit, you can still create a cohesive look by choosing black boots and wearing a bright-colored outfit.

Second, prioritize pointed-toe boots over round or square styles. The pointed design elongates the foot's shape, drawing the eye forward and making legs appear longer and more slender. Depending on your preference, you can choose a heel height of 5-7 cm to enhance the slimming effect.

Third, when wearing midi skirts, avoid ankle boots. They create a disjointed look, breaking the visual line and making you appear shorter. Instead, opt for knee-high boots, ensuring the skirt length covers them without revealing the top of the boot.

Fourth, for short skirts or shorts, both high-cut and low-cut boots are suitable. Choose wide-shaft or stylized boots to create a focal point for your legs. If you have larger legs, opt for black designs with minimalist lines.

Many options exist when combining boots with short outfits, such as a mini skirt with cowboy boots and a tweed jacket.

Alternatively, consider a trench coat, mini skirt, turtleneck sweater, and fitted suede boots for a classic style.

Fifth, when wearing flared pants, opt for high-waisted styles and chunky-soled boots. This robust design helps create balance when wearing fitted clothing.

Sixth, for tight-fitting leggings or treggings, choose boots with stylized details on the collar or shaft. Bulky, "ugly shoe" trend designs are perfectly suitable in this case. This creates balance, making the legs appear more substantial and less bare.