Over the Knee boots

[PrincessImp.]

i've been wanting to own a pair of otk boots but i'm afraid that i can't pull them off because i'm 5'2" with little curves. do you think someone petite like me can pull these off?

toohaute, I think it all boils down to proportion, if your legs are relatively long it should be fine.
Since you sound unsure, it would be best to try the boots on IRL, or purchase it from a website with a return policy before you commit.
If it helps I am not that much taller (5'4") and I own a few pairs of OTK boots.

 

[luckyme]

i've been wanting to own a pair of otk boots but i'm afraid that i can't pull them off because i'm 5'2" with little curves. do you think someone petite like me can pull these off?

i do think a petite person can pull them off if you have long legs and the boot is a narrow cut. a small heel is perfect in this style because a heel can make them very vampish.

they were all over the runway recently in so many styles that one is sure to work for you. they look great with short skirts or dresses but my favorite way to wear them is over a skinny jean.

 

[Milada]

I love the look. Who makes those grey ones? They're very sleek. I think I have a good body for it. About 5'6" with thin, fairly long legs and I couldn't look like a vamp if I tried. They would fit in so well with the style I'm developing, but I'm afraid everything's going to be waaay too expensive.

Also, since they require a snug fit, how is it getting your legs in there and are they comfortable in general? I imagine it varies with the shoe. But I'm just wondering how Kate Moss got her legs in there with the pants too. Is it the material that permits it? I imagine it should be able to take a lot of high stress from leg bending, which makes me feel like there's no way to go for a cheaper brand.

Ah, so many questions I know.