LOOKBOOK | The blues and the Big Red Boots

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Took my MSCHF Big Red Boots out for a spin since I hardly ever wear them. Although they're fun to wear, I need to be in the right mood because of how bulky they are. But whenever I wear them, it's instant happiness not just for me but for those around me as well.

Here I paired them with an oversized long-sleeved tee and a rather loose-fitting pair of jeans tucked into the boots. Shades of blue and and a big pop of red!

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Let's go!

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