I FINALLY FOUND THE PERFECT BOOTS! 😍👢✨
I have been on the hunt for a pair of knee high boots for over two years 😅
As a prosthetic user, I have to be very careful about the shoes I wear.
If I wear heels, which is still a rather new thing for me, then they cannot be too high or too thin. The chunkier and shorter they are, the better.
Additionally, when it comes to boots, they MUST have a zipper all the way down the side. If they don’t, I’d never be able to wiggle my mostly static prosthetic foot enough to stand a CHANCE of getting the shoe on and secured.
But like with all fashion, it can’t (and shouldn’t!) just have to be functional, but also make you feel good and happy too!
Finding a pair of boots that mixed my functionality requirements with my aesthetic requirements was a true FEAT (pun intended 😘) - but it was so damn worth it.
I mean, just LOOK at these bad boys 🤩
Special thanks to my mom for gifting me these
beauts. Thanks to you, I will forever be strutting in style 🥰 Love you, @dping7
Outfit:
ICONIC BOOTS - @jonesbootmaker
Leggings - @ranbynature
Shirt - @walmart
Coat - @macys
Earrings - @analuisany
#BootSeason #KneeHighBoots #BootsAreMadeForWalking #TheseBootsAreMadeForWalking #Strut #ProstheticLeg #Prosthetics #Amputee
VD: Jessica Ping-Wild, a white, disabled woman struts in a faux, red fur coat, a white turtleneck, black leggings, and black, knee-high, leather boots, in a central London social area.
