A short YouTube monologue (by creator kind-iguana) advising how different black booties affect styling with wider-leg pants. The speaker contrasts an older, comfortable pair (round toe, thick ankle) that looks dated and disrupts proportion with a sleeker bootie (elongated/pointed toe and tighter ankle shaft) that restores balance and makes the outfit work.
Once you see it, you're not going to be able to unsee it. Same outfit, black booties. But one black bootie works and one black booty doesn't work. Why? Well, see, the one pair are dated. I've had them for years and I love them. They were so comfortable and they were amazing. But when you put them with a wider leg pant, it just doesn't work. It has a round toe, it has a thick ankle. But if you change your booty, a black booty, it has to have a more elongated toe, even a little pointy, and have a tighter shaft around the ankle. Then all of a sudden, the balance, the proportion, the whole outfit works. Now that you see it, you can fix the mistakes and you know what to do.
