Cache 16 Boot
Black Leather Mid-Calf Boots by David Tate
How to wear David Tate Cache 16 Boot
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A black knit open cardigan looks especially cool when worn with black leggings in a casual look. To bring a little glam to this ensemble, complement your look with a pair of David Tate Cache 16 Boot.
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