Martin boots can be matched, but Martin boots are divided into three types: short, medium and high, and generally short waist Martin boots are more common. There are many color patterns, black is the most traditional, in addition, bright red and yellow are also very popular recently, and there are even plaids, patterns and other patterns. And how to match with clothes is the key factor for Martin boots to look good. It is best to wear brown low-waisted Martin boots with a fruit-green plaid coat. The color won't jump too much. You can also wear ordinary snow boots.

In addition, leggings are generally black and versatile. As long as the texture is not smooth, you don't have to worry about not matching the coat. The combination of coat and leggings can create a tight visual sense, which should produce unexpected slimming effect. If the calf is thick, it is recommended to replace leggings with dark tight jeans, which can have another feeling with Martin boots. Or replace the boots with boots, preferably with a little heel, and make the leggings thinner (socks are not afraid of cold, hee hee), or you can cover the key parts to make them slim and tall. In short, it is a secret: highlight your own advantages and cover up your own shortcomings.

The clothes inside are casually worn, and the safer one is a black sweater, which is very versatile. It can also be worn with other clothes. You can also choose bright colors, but it is not recommended to wear long ones because coats are already of this type.

I don't have a coat of this color and style, but in order to make you more intuitive, I took a coat with a similar color from my father to show you. My figure is similar to yours. Here are two sets of pictures I just took, which is a bit hasty. Boots are camel tassel boots, medium height, low waist effect will be good.

Personally, I think black is thin, but I suggest that leggings can be changed into dark colors with a little pattern, which is more personalized. In addition, you can add some decorations. The scarf and neck match well, and the red one will do.

For reference only, I hope it will help you.