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Boots and ankle boots for women
Their elegance, character and practicality have made boots and ankle boots a must-have for many years now, to get through the cold season and/or to enhance a casual, bohemian or fashion outfit: they are a "must-have" for women who appreciate their utilitarian function every winter, and their irresistible charm in summer. Although, in the minds of many consumers, the two models are not always clearly distinguished, certain formal and stylistic details make it possible to differentiate, at least at the margin, between boots and ankle boots (to which, to add to the confusion, the more recent notion of "low boots" has sometimes been added).How do you tell the difference between boots and ankle boots?
Let's be clear, these are simple nuances, not always easy to point out and interpret. The few differences between the two types of footwear are extremely small: both are obviously lower than boots and generally reach the ankle, except that a boot is slightly higher than a boot, which is a little wider than its counterpart, and very often without heels (but exceptions exist!). In terms of size, low boots go down another notch, even if the differences are often hardly noticeable to the naked eye.These half boots carry with them strong symbolic and cultural charges linked to their multiple social origins, aristocratic and popular depending on the range and brand. During the sixties, English rock bands helped to spread them to the general public (France was no exception under the influence of Jacques Dutronc and Françoise Hardy!), before the punk movement, after a brief period of decline, recovered them at the end of the 1970s in the form of Rangers (with a military connotation) and other Dr. Martens (originating from the world of workers).
Beatles or Bootles?
The image and history of the boot are historically associated with famous models, such as the strappy Jodhpur (1920) and especially the famous and even older Chelsea Boots, marketed by Besson Chaussures in contemporary and feminine versions. Their ancestor dates back to 1851, when the London bootmaker Sparkes-Hall filed a patent to produce these comfortable, sturdy leather shoes without laces, but very easy to put on thanks to their pair of elastics and their tongues. The model has endured through the ages, first seducing the horsemen and women of the British aristocracy who nicknamed it the "paddock boot". The four boys from Liverpool were then inspired to create the famous Beatles boots, recognisable by their Cuban heel and their "pointed" toe.The boot, a feminine essential
It is undoubtedly this timeless dimension of the ankle boot that appeals so much to women today. Very sought-after shoes to face the rigours of the cold season (when they are lined), they are also used as soon as the sun comes back out, in other shapes and colours, to glamorously highlight the gracefulness of bare legs and to complete with a subtle and light counterpoint a wise or classic clothing ensemble. Or more expressive and flashy summer outfits.The Besson Chaussures collections include a wide range of feminine boots, from flat, zip or lace-up heels to black leather biker boots with studded details or metallic buckles, to be paired with shorts or mum jeans, a black top and, in true biker style, a knitted jumper, leggings or a perfecto.
The boots and booties in the Besson Chaussures catalogue come in many colours (red, white, cognac...), registers and textures (leather, track soles, boho) and are aimed at all sensibilities, right up to models with very high heels to be combined with a made-to-measure evening dress.
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