Your Cowboy Boots Called, and We Answered With These 16 Outfit Ideas

Opt for a printed short and a super minimal top, like a ribbed tank or long-sleeved tee.

Try a style that hits mid-shin to reveal a sliver of skin below your hemline. Bonus points if the colour of your shoes accent the pattern on your dress.

Make sure you select a boot cut length that shows off as much shoe as possible, and try to match your denim washes so the boots accent your look and really pop.

Style them with an oversize statement cardigan that covers the top half of your shorts.

A combination you didn't quite expect, but we highly suggest this season — wear with a tennis skirt and add '90s staples like a bandana and simple gold hoops.

Add an oversize button-down shirt in a contrasting colour and lots of layered necklaces to bring your look some edge.

Go for an oversize look and complete with biker shorts or a miniskirt underneath if your boots are knee-high. For Parisian flair, add a beret.

We love to approach this outfit from an '80s perspective and tuck in a straight leg or skinny jean to your boot. Employ the half-tuck trick with your roomy sweater up top.

You'll be more comfortable in a shorter style since, when you're standing up, the toe and heel of the boot will be all that's visible. To coordinate them with a micro floral print, choose a neutral or earth-toned shade.

Tuck in your favourite blouse and separate your look with a wide belt, which also adds a Western tinge and polishes off your outfit.

We love putting a Western spin on the classic '90s combination of a slip skirt and graphic tee. Finish with cool, jet black sunglasses.

When it comes to wearing a busy pattern, you don't want it to distract entirely from your boots, so make sure they're simple in colour but come with a noteworthy detail that's easy on the eyes, like contrast stitching. Keep accessories to a minimum.

Opt for an over-the-knee style and choose a formfitting top or bustier you can tuck into the waistband.

Throw on a cowboy hat and a simple, monochrome bodysuit.

Add an element of cool but also a layer of warmth when you add a simple white button-down that's at least the same length as your dress.

Try breaking up your look with preppy details, like pleats or plaid.