The equestrian-inspired ensemble is a classic for good reason: It's comfortable, casual and easy to pull off. Tan riding boots are the best style to incorporate into this look. Try wearing your flat, tan boots with a navy schoolboy-style blazer, a white button-down blouse and dark denim jeans or khakis. In the fall or spring when the weather is mild, layer on a lightweight, earth-toned scarf that complements the tan hue of your boots.

Since you've invested your hard-earned money into a pair of tan boots, you'll want to show them off to their full potential. Wear a pant that is cut slim enough to be tucked inside of your boots, such as a pair of skinny jeans or denim leggings. Dark denim and black are the best shades to choose for pants, as the light tan of your boots will pop in comparison. Be sure not to attempt this look with flared or boot-cut pants -- the extra fabric will cause your boots to look bulky and bunched.

A knee-length skirt or a miniskirt is ideal for showcasing your tan boots. If you're wearing knee-high boots, leave a few inches between the top of your boot and your skirt's hem to let a bit of skin show. Or, choose an ankle style of boot to pair with a longer skirt. Keep in mind that a high-heeled tan boot will help to elongate your your legs, making your figure appear long and lean. During the colder months, black, brown or nude opaque stockings will pair well with your boots. If you choose a solid skirt in a neutral color, you could also wear a patterned stocking, such as argyle or houndstooth.

An all-black or all-ivory outfit looks sleek and urban. But to add dimension to your look, be sure to off-set the monochrome with a pair of tan boots. It is best to choose a knee-high or mid-calf style to balance out the colors. This combination works very with with a black dress and black opaque hosiery or off-white skinny jeans and a matching sweater. To further accessorize, add gold jewelry to either monochromatic outfit for a hint of glam.