I'm 5'3", and These Are the Best Boots for My Frame

For ankle boots, opt for flattering fitted shapes like these. 

Simple structure adds sophistication to any knee-high boots. 

Repeat after me: Square-toe boots are great for short girls. 

Don’t be scared of a pointy heel. Once they are broken in, they will become your best friend. 

I will admit that I don’t love flat boots, but I am aware that I cannot wear heels 24/7. Thus, I opt for platform boots when I go flat. 

Tamara Mellon's boots are some of the most comfortable shoes you can invest in. 

Over the last few years, this shape has become my go-to with denim if I am not in the mood for knee-high boots but still want to add polish to my outfit. 

Knee-high + pointed toes + low heels = yes. 

Again, not a high heel, but the baby heel of a cowboy boot is just the right amount of height. 

Another perfect example of the ultimate short-girl boots.

As a short girl, investing in the perfect pair of boots is always worth it because once you find The One, you rarely take them off. 

Chunky boots are back. 

Trust me—they’re worth it. 

The ultimate short-girl rain boots.

The perfect boot shape for styling with dresses and skirts. 

Tall, sturdy structure adds instant volume to your look. 

Be bold and try white booties with block heels.

Gotta love sock booties! Fitted boots almost always elongate your legs.

If you aren’t feeling a fitted number for an ankle boot, try neutral, low-heel booties. And be sure that your straight-leg denim hits below the booties to avoid a gap. 

A bit of a wild card, but these Ugg minis are one of my favorites for my loungewear looks, and yes, I often wear them with shorts. 

 You can't beat this price.