Chris45CB

This skirt and pair of boots came up on eBay at about the same time, and I thought they'd make a great combination. The connection is the floral embroidery, a vine of red flowers down the left side of the skirt, and vines of flowers on the leather stacked heels of the boots. This is the only case I recall seeing of embroidery on a high heel, very unique! The boots are Studio 9, fabric shafts with leather trim & accents, square toe, and 4.5 inch heels. The skirt is calf length leather, with a label by Dialogue. The only glitch is that it's all too small! The skirt is one size smaller than what I wear, but the elastic waist stretches enough so I can just button it, and the boots are a little too narrow (not made for walking, at least not very far!).

Picked these like new dressy cowgirl boots up off of Ebay recently. Bakers brand, Dixie style, about a 4.25 inch stiletto heel, pointed toe, tan leather uppers, partial zipper (ends just below the pull tabs). They're size 11B US womens, seem to run a bit small on my 9.5 (men's) foot, mainly due to the narrow toe, but wearable for a little while.

How about these for pink heels? Pink cowgirl boots, BCBGirls brand with 3.75" stacked heels. There's some decorative white stitching around the top, and pull tabs hidden on the inside. Don't know if I'd be wearing these outside, though, if for no other reason than they run a bit small.

Here's another great pair of cowgirl/western boots. These are Franco Sarto Tulsa, black w/blue trim and inlays. They're leather, with about a 3.25 inch heel, and a clipped style toe. In womens size 11, they run just about the right size for a mens 9 to 9.5 shoe, maybe just a little narrow. Shown with a nice fringed leather skirt, this is the wardrobe in my avatar (see more on my Flickr page, http://www.flickr.com/photos/53633215@N08/sets/72157624743629897). Also included a shot over Levi's. These are really a nice pair of boots. If you like cowboy boots and ever come across some (I think the style is a couple years out of general availability now), get 'em.

And here's a few more of the black pair under a pair of black leather jeans.

Thanks everyone for the compliments. I have worn both the black and brown pairs outside for brief trips under long jeans. Here's some pictures of the brown pair with a couple different skirts and a pair of leather jeans.

I've always liked the whole western look, so most of my high heel collection is cowgirl boots. Sometimes, you can even accessorize, like with a nice pair of spurs.

These are JL Studio brand, dark brown, pretty close to knee high, with a 3.5 inch heel, size 11 US woman's. They're about the right size, could use to be just a little bit bigger. I got another pair of the same style in black that are marked a size 12, but run more like a size 10 (too small!).

For a view of the entire outfit, check out my Flickr stream, http://www.flickr.com/photos/53633215@N08/5200727288/

Here's a few pics of my black Jessica Simpson Gafna boots. Black, knee high, 4.5 inch heel with about a 1/2 inch platform. They're size 11 woman's US, and fit very well. I've got a pair of these in brown, too, but don't have any photos to post yet.

A few pictures of a nice pair of blue cowgirl boots, Attitude Without Limits brand, 3-1/2 inch heels, size 11 womens US, real leather. They were a real struggle to get on when I first got them, but they must have stretched because they fit nicely now and are one of my favorite pairs. The skirt is suede and leather patchwork.

I haven't done an up to date count in a while, but I think I'm on the order of 50 to 60 pair, mostly cowgirl boots & a few knee highs. For a couple years, I was all over every pair of size 11 or 12 western boots with 3"+ heels that showed up on Ebay. 2/3rds or more are still packed in moving boxes from when I relocated last year.

About 5'10" tall, US Men's size 9.5 to sometimes 10, US Women's 11 to 12. 12's just about always fit fine, 11's can be anywhere from fine, to fine without any sox, to too narrow across the toe and too low up the instep.

Most of the cowgirl boot styles are calf high, so I went with calf boots. But, in a non-western style, I prefer knee highs.

I've generally had good luck with women's size 11 (US) boots, generally without sox, and sometimes ending up too tight across the toe or up the instep. I think I'm really a women's 12, as the few boots I've gotten in that size fit fine. Pumps in 12 so far turn out too long at the heal, and 11's are too tight to wear very long. I'm a 9.5 mens for most shoes, sometimes a 10 mens for a narrower toe.

I like those Jessica Simpson boots. I've been hoping I'd come across a pair in size 11, but they don't seem to exist.

Hi - I've been building a collection of mostly cowgirl boots w/3-4" heels for about 3 years now, and passively following this site off and on for about that long, too. I've also got a few pairs of knee-highs, couple pairs of pumps & sandals, and a good collection of ladies leatherware to complement it all. Looking forward to sharing some pictures, stories, & info here.