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Cowboy Boot Floral Spring

 Florals for spring....groundbreaking. But paired with cowboys boots, and a thrifted cardigan, they are a stylish sight for sore eyes. What a winter is has (and is still) been. But hope, and daylight savings time are on the horizon. Here's a take on transitional dressing as we kick off March!  

















cardigan-Thrifted from Phoenix Boutique, shirt-Boden(similar here), skirt & belt--Amazon, boots--Coconuts from DSW, bracelets-Nordstrom, mask--Maskc

You may recall these boots from this post. I much prefer them with this silhouette. I think they'd also be great with some dresses this spring.  As for transitional season outfitting, layers are key. I'm rocking a thermal turtleneck, tights, and knee-high socks underneath this top, sweater, skirt combination. Hopefully more regular posting will be happening this month with switching the clocks and brighter days ahead. Thanks for reading!  

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  1. Pairing floral dresses with cowboy boots creates a stylish spring ensemble that balances femininity with rugged charm. For those in the fashion retail industry, exploring lingerie wholesalers​ can further diversify your product offerings, complementing such trendy outfits. This combination offers versatility and aligns with current fashion trends, making it a must-try this season.

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