I'm still learning the cowgirl boot look. I've bought several, short, mid, tall, trying to get the look for me. When I bought the ones that were true to size, I found that they made my feet look too small and a bit tight. Then I went to a different style. Being lower. I sized up a half due to my feet issues. They fit pretty good and looked great. But, I had to double sock. Which may be fine in the winter. But now that it's getting warm out. I prefer not to do that. I was hoping with these boots, I'd hit it right by now lol. But no, I have to double socks these too. As far as the pointed toe. That's what drew my attention. I haven't worn them to work yet to see if the toe gets hung up on anything. I do know, how ever, my other ones were starting to do that once they stretched out and became more sloppy to wear. So we'll see how these goes after tonight. I just received them today and love them. Love the color and toe :) I'm almost thinking maybe getting a different color in these and down sizing to my normal instead of going up a half size. Trial and error as the saying goes. An awful lot of money spent doing that though lol.
UPDATE:
I wore them to work, they are comfy but after wearing them awhile, I noticed how large they are. Yes they are comfortle. But they appear to just look way too big. I'm kind of thinking about down sizing a half size and try that. The ones I have are  7 1/2 because of usually being too narrow and bothering my feet. These are just to big of a style to do that. So I'm gonna try a 6 1/2 and see what happens. I really don't want to spend more money on my trial and errors. But how else am I gonna know just what style and size cowgirl boot works for me? I tried putting them on for the heck of it with no socks at all, and oh my. My foot just swam lol. Way too loose.