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What does that have to do with the matter at hand?
My initial remark was that New Balance doesnt work well with Chanel, and the rest has gone at 30,000 and climbing.
You dont seem to be able to accept that some people want to dress nicely, whats up with that?
I do accept it. And, as others have stated, that can be accomplished with FLAT shoes. Not sneakers, but flat shoes.
My initial post regarding sneakers reflected MY preference in what I like to see a woman in. Down-to-earth, casual wear.
Clearly you don’t have little stick thin chicken legs that look ridiculous in flats like I do.
I like how heels look, they give height and make my legs look great.
What’s the problem with that, anyway?
Right?
Sneakers and levis arent going to help me seen as serious by potential clients, they expect to see me as a professional.......and I like how I look in heels.
BTW, I wanna know what you're going to wear with those pink shoes!
How many men do you see walking around in heels? Wouldn't requiring heels be sexist?
At their origin, they were for both sexes.
In the past, high heeled footwear was worn by both men and women (for example in the French nobility) and to a lesser extent still are (ex. cowboy boots).
Right?
Sneakers and levis arent going to help me seen as serious by potential clients, they expect to see me as a professional.......and I like how I look in heels.
BTW, I wanna know what you're going to wear with those pink shoes!
A strapless black and white polka dot mini dress and a pink clutch purse the same colour as the shoes mmmmmm girl it looks great if I do say so m’self!!!
In the past, high heeled footwear was worn by both men and women (for example in the French nobility) and to a lesser extent still are (ex. cowboy boots).
Later on, it became a woman-only thing.
I had no idea heeled footwear was originally for both sexes. learn something new everyday
i love high heels on the right woman, i think the right heels accentuate the legs make them look longer and give a shapley feel...
But...
i dont like realy high heels or huge platforms on most women, they look uncomfortable and dangerous...(though kinky for the bedroom )
unfortunatly i cant wear heels over about 2" they kill my feet i wish i could, i love the way my legs look in them.
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