🐊 Crocodile Riding Boots , yes. Circus, no. πŸ™Œ

Published on 6 July 2025 at 19:16

A crocodile boot is not an accessory.

It’s an affirmation. A statement. Pure power wrapped in exotic texture.

And like any form of power…

you need to know how to handle it.

 

Because if you think you can slap on a few shiny scales and instantly look elegant —

but then you show up drenched in Swarovski and dressed like Rio Carnival exploded on you —

no, darling: you’re not sparkling. You’re surrendering.πŸ™„

 

πŸ“Œ Rule No.1

Crocodile doesn’t scream. It commands — silently.

Those who know how to wear it don’t contaminate it.

They don’t drown it in glitter.

They don’t pair it with discount rhinestones or colors chosen with Google Lens and zero neurons.

They let it speak for itself.

Because crocodile is elegant. It’s noble.

It’s like cashmere: if you have to say it’s cashmere,you’re not worthy of it.

 

☝️ Note: No animals were harmed. These boots are made from high-quality leather printed to look like crocodile skin. Class doesn’t require cruelty. Just taste.

 

πŸ“Œ Rule No.2

No Frankenstein patchworks. Ever.

Putting crocodile on the outer shaft and then using basic leather for the foot?

Really????

That’s like driving a Ferrari… with a Fiat Panda interior.

That’s not design — it’s premeditated aesthetic murder.

A boot needs to be coherent.

Crocodile on the outside? Then crocodile on the foot, too.

Sure, the inside lining can be calf or buffalo — that’s structure, comfort, technique.

But the visible parts? They must be flawless! 

 

πŸ“Œ Rule No.3

You’re not a slot machine. One strong piece is enough.

If you’re already wearing Secchiari crocodile boots, let them speak.

You don’t need more.

You don’t need a glitter jacket, sparkly hairnet, or lurex gloves.

You need clean lines. Restraint. Class.

 

⚠️ In short:

Crocodile is for those who know how to walk in silence

—and still be seen.

It’s for people with presence, not just a need for attention.

It’s for those who understand that style is worn — not shouted.

 

So before you buy a pair, ask yourself:

“Am I worthy of crocodile?

Or will the crocodile end up embarrassed by me?”

 

Silvia πŸ™Œ

 

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