Black and White Mid-Calf Boots Smart Casual Warm Weather Outfits In Their 30s

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Dark Brown Leopard Sunglasses Black Turtleneck Charcoal Open Cardigan Black Leather Clutch Black Mini Skirt Black Leather Mid-Calf Boots

This combo of a charcoal open cardigan and a black mini skirt is undeniable proof that a simple off-duty ensemble can still look stylish. For something more on the classy end to finish your getup, complement this outfit with black and white mid-calf boots.

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Brown Wool Hat Charcoal Biker Jacket Red and Black Check Dress Shirt Black Skinny Jeans Black Studded Leather Mid-Calf Boots

This combination of a charcoal biker jacket and black skinny jeans is very easy to create and so comfortable to work as well! Add black and white mid-calf boots to the mix to effortlessly step up the chic factor of your outfit.

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Purple Knit Cardigan Purple Earrings Black Leather Mid-Calf Boots Black Leather Backpack Grey Vertical Striped Shirtdress Hot Pink Leather Waist Belt Purple Tights

For a relaxed getup with a modern finish, you can always rely on a purple knit cardigan and a grey vertical striped shirtdress. If you're wondering how to finish, a pair of black and white mid-calf boots is a nice option.

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Pink Crew-neck Sweater Black Leather Mini Skirt Black Studded Leather Mid-Calf Boots Black Sunglasses Black Biker Jacket Black Fur Scarf

A black biker jacket and a black leather mini skirt are a cool combination worth having in your casual arsenal. For a more polished spin, why not add a pair of black and white mid-calf boots to the equation?

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White and Black Leopard Button Down Blouse Black Belt Gold Ring Hot Pink Leather Crossbody Bag Black Leggings Black Studded Leather Mid-Calf Boots Blue Leather Open Jacket

If you’re a jeans-and-a-tee kind of dresser, you'll like the simple but also incredibly chic pairing of a blue leather open jacket and black leggings. Add a pair of black and white mid-calf boots to the equation to make the ensemble a bit more refined.