My previous statement was because I noticed all the feedback about that link was negative. Maybe some of the ladies here do love those boots and kinda want them. But not I. I had a visceral reaction of "Ew!"
If I was going to choose a red bootie, or ankle boot, I like this pair. They don't look particularly comfortable, but I wouldn't expect to have to do much walking or standing when wearing them. I'd buy these shoes to tease the three men I'm seeing right now. One seems, amusingly enough, to be turned on by style. Wear a well put together outfit, and he wants to hurry up and take it off. One seems to just get turned on by cute shoes. One specifically likes to see my toes, and loves red nail polish. Ankle boots aren't my thing. They never fit my tiny ankles, for one thing, and I cannot afford custom. But these look like they'd fit, and I LOVE tall heels.
When I choose boots, I look for the following. Length. I prefer at or over the knee. Exceptions can be made. A pair of mid-calf boots is one of the best in my closet, and I wear them most days autumn through winter. Heel. Currently in the market for a pair of flat, over the knee or thigh high boots. I'm also always looking for cute shoes and boots with a small, kitten heel. I'm not afraid of high heels, but, I'm already full-up. Arch support. More is always better. No platform, or tastefully concealed platform. Platforms feel great, but look stupid, to me. Rarely do I see one and covet the shoe. Toes. No pointy toes. Square, round, open, or GTFO. I don't have pointy feet. Quality. Do they look well made? That's how I choose when practicality and comfort are the priority.
I attract men with an interest in shoes and feet. So, I look for little details if I'm looking for shoes that titillate. Toe cleavage. Exposed arch. Exposed toes. Straps. Buckles. Zippers. Fluff, fur, malibu or pom poms. Is anyone else wearing these shoes? Are they well made, or do they look cheap? When I choose shoes with my playmates in mind, I find that lots of women stop me and ask where I found them. The dudes about whom I was thinking seem very appreciative.