Boots have a long, illustrious history, and really became popular with both sexes during the Victorian era. Ankle length boots without a heel (known as high-lows) were fashionable for women, and by the mid 1800’s, the boot was the most popular form of footwear, crossing social divides as well as being adopted by both men and women. As time went on, the boot developed into an important fashion item, cycling in popularity. During the 1960’s, boots again became fashionable, but fell out of favour during the 1980’s and 1990’s. Today, the cycle has turned again, and boots, particularly knee-length designs, are one of the high street’s best sellers.The perfect pair of boots for a woman takes into account a number of factors, but comfort will always be of primary importance. Not only should the perfect pair of boots look good, they should fit properly too. This doesn’t just mean around the foot, but, depending on the length, around the lower leg as well. Because the typical boot now covers the lower leg, calf size is vital. By ensuring that the boot fits properly around the leg, the flow of blood to the extremities is not restricted, making the boot more comfortable to wear. The l

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