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Online, August 19, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Recent studies have shown that boots are increasingly gaining popularity in women's fashion. Even when it is raining, boots offer the opportunity to accessorize and incorporate the hottest trends with cute patterns.

Boots are indeed a unique type of footwear that present a certain mystery. They were considered prized possessions in the 1960's and it is no surprise why they have come back with a bang. In this day and age, they are quite a fashion statement in addition to being worn for their functionality.

Dress fashion boots from the biggest designers are not only versatile enough to pair with any outfit but also help one to stand out. Regardless of one's style, whether chic and casual or fun and flirty, there is always a perfect pair out there to match any desired look.

Planning for vacations by the water? There are plenty of waterproof shoes to spark up the feminine charm. On the other hand, one may opt to take the look to newer heights with a pair of fancy wedges. From fun fur to sophisticated suede, the options are virtually limitless. Not to mention, there are so many options of materials used to make different types of boots. Whether it is traditional leather or alligator skin, it all boils down to preference.

When it comes to color, the list is endless. There are plenty of colors, color combinations and patters to choose from. In fact, there are options to have customized colors and designs to fit individual tastes and

High end fashion stores and designers have had a major role to play in coming up with the different styles of boots in stores all over the world. In today's current dynamic trends, boots are still staying strong and have stood the test of time. It is a bold statement in women's fashion that is surely not ending soon.

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