One of the hottest fash­ion trends this win­ter is wear­ing skinny jeans with boots. ALDO is offer­ing an extra 30% off all reduced boots, your chance to catch up with this fash­ion craze.

Click here for more details on this ALDO Boots Sale

I came across a very help­ful arti­cle on the Cat­walk Queen blog that explains
How to wear jeans with boots:

Don’t worry! I’m not so con­de­scend­ing that I think you don’t know how to wear a pair of boots under your favourite boot­cuts, but I’ve had a few peo­ple ask­ing me how to wear their jeans or trousers tucked into knee-high or calf-length boots with­out end­ing up with baggy knees and chunky-looking ankles. So I decided to share a few tricks of the trade with you…

Regard­less of your size, the most flat­ter­ing way to try the look is with a slightly slouchy boot with a rea­son­able heel or wedge. You need the height to stop you look­ing too short and stumpy, espe­cially if you’re petite. Over­all, this look does tend to work best on peo­ple who are tall and slim, but it shouldn’t be cast aside by any­one with a few curves. If you’re pear-shaped, bal­ance out the look with a slouchy knit like the one in the mid­dle, and avoid any­thing cropped or close-fitting on the top half. If you’re con­scious of a large bust, try adding an eye-catching belt to draw atten­tion down.

If all your jeans are flared or boot­cut and your boots are quite close fit­ting, it might be best to invest in some skinny jeans. Bulk around the ankle is the sure­fire way to ruin this look, so go for tight-fitting, slim jeans that won’t sag. This is the only time I’d ever rec­om­mend peo­ple who are a UK size 14 or up to buy skinny or straight leg jeans, but since they’re going to be tucked into boots, it’s worth it. You could also recy­cle your Sum­mer cropped jeans, and wear your boots underneath.

If you can’t be doing with buy­ing a new pair of jeans, one trick to reduce the bulk is to fold your jeans in ‘pleats’ around your ankle, and then pulling on some socks or knee-highs to flat­ten them down. Pleat­ing or fold­ing in more than one place will stop you from hav­ing a big bump in one area. If you find that the extra bulk from your jeans makes zip­ping up nor­mal boots impos­si­ble, [plus size shops] will have boots in larger calf widths.

My final tip is this: if all else fails wear a belt! One of the main rea­sons you get that saggy knee syn­drome is because the waist of the jeans is slowly falling down, so hitch­ing it up and pulling the legs down as far as the can go (tuck them into your socks, nobody will see) will help to cre­ate a smooth line.

For more use­ful fash­ion arti­cles check out the Cat­walk Queen blog.

Details on ALDO’s Boot sale here.