Photo: Jacob Land
Thick skate shoes are the loud swaying rebels of the footwear world. They are secondary bold, a bit brave, and built for half-pipes. But what if you’re talking about a softer silhouette than a skatepark grit? Good news: There’s no need to throw away the girly side just to embrace bulk. Without sacrificing your female finesse ounces, you can absolutely provide a skater cool.
Here’s how to finen your balance like a tightrope walker who is familiar with the style of a platform van:
#1. Soft Meets Stomp: Paired with delicate fabric
A subtle sheen satin midi skirt becomes strange next to mostly structured with the mats of classic skate shoes. Adding cropped cardigans or ruffled blouses turned sidewagger into a sonnet of style.
Photo: Haley Hudln
#2. Show me some form: Cropped tops are your friend
One of the easiest ways to maintain a sophisticated look while wearing large amounts of footwear is to spotlight the silhouette. Enter the cropped top. Whether it’s a burst of blouse, fit tank, or puffs are peplum on the sleeves, the crop top gives the shoe’s oversized vibe a definition and contrast.
High-waisted bottoms – mama jeans, cargo pants, or feminine skater skirts – helps bridge the gap between your woman-like top and their rebellious soles.
#3. Accessorize with intention (and shine a little)
A structured mini bag or vintage inspired shoulder wallet adds a girly counterweight. The feminine touch-up top allows the entire outfit to grow your legs without screaming for itself.
Photo: Gbarkz
#4. dress? absolutely.
This may be counterintuitive, but the dresses and skate shoes are matches made in fashion heaven. A fitted mini dress with a beautiful line? It’s edgy yet refined. A pastel baby doll dress? “Yes, I like the frills and I still overtake you to the ice cream truck.”
The key is to secure the outfit to the shoes. They provide enough bulk to ground even the most frilled flocks, and what changes what may make the twee more street style worth.
*Bonus move: For intentional slumber, add ankle socks with subtle lace or contrast color trim.
#5. Monochrome magic
One underrated way to keep your look all together is to stick to a single color palette. It can be all white, all beige, or all black, but make sure each piece still tells a story of different textures and shapes. This allows skate shoes to feel like strong punctuation rather than fashion curveballs.
Final Kick Push…
Thick skate shoes There’s no need to bulldooise your femininity. In fact, they may be an unexpected touch that your girly pieces will feel fresher, cooler and more enjoyable. Think of them as your fashion exclamation points – a little bigger, a little extra, and totally you.
Now, wear tulle, swipe the sheen and stomp the room with confidence. Who says you can’t ride a skateboard in a mini dress?
Spoiler: Can be done.
Source: January Girl – www.lizbreygel.com
