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Timberland boots are a particularly difficult style to pull off in a feminine way. They're so big and chunky that it’s extremely easy to create a more masculine look. Some of us are quite happy with that, but others prefer the girly edge. Today, we’re going to look at some of the best ways of wearing Timberland boots in a girly way.

First, though, let’s think about the kind of boots you want to buy, because Timberland actually make a wide range of boots, and some of them aren’t that chunky at all. For example, a pair of their desert boots is actually a fairly feminine option. However, overall, most of their boots are on the chunky/masculine side.

Here are five different ways to experiment with:

Tucked In with Your Skinny Trousers
Here, the boots contrast with the femininity of the boots. It’s a great look for casual wear, especially if you're going somewhere like a festival, where you’ll need those strong and sturdy boots, but you'll also have that feminine contrast with the trousers.

You can buy tall womens Timberland boots, but we would recommend sticking to the ankle boots with this look. If you combine the tall boots with skinny trousers, it can actually make you look shorter than you are, which in turn can make you appear frumpy. You should only really buy the taller boots if you're already tall or if you're particularly slim. Otherwise, it can appear odd.

Rolled Hem with Skinny Trousers
Again, you can only pull this look off with ankle boots. If you were to wear the taller boots, you'd have to roll the hem of your trousers all the way up to your knee. The world isn’t ready for that look yet. Maybe one day it will happen, but for now, you should only roll your jeans up to the point where your calf starts.

It’s quite difficult to get this look right. If your jeans are a bit too baggy, then it can make you look a bit workman-like – nothing against workmen, but it’s hardly the most feminine of looks!

Cuffed Hem with Skinny Trousers
The cuffed hem is similar to the rolled hem, except that it’s just a single roll. As with the rolled hem, it shows off your ankles, which makes them appear slim and feminine. Unlike the rolled hem, it’s slightly more relaxed, and so is better for places where you're really supposed to let go and loosen up, e.g. at a festival. The rolled hem can be a bit contrived, but the cuffed hem does away with this.

Layered Socks with Trousers or Leggings
This is a great look for winter. It entails wearing socks so that they cover the bottom part of the trousers/leggings. You can use your socks to create an added splash of femininity with your womens Timberland boots, for example, by adding a bit of colour or a girly pattern. Most people prefer to keep things plain though, and go for a simple block colour – usually a neutral grey or black.

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