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I don't think most women (women - not girls) do that. After a few years you learn that all shoes are not made the same.
Yeah I could not walk in those things either. Again, don't like the platform, but love those colors!
Yeah, but that doesn't mean you only buy from one or two designers. That's just silly.
No, but the post you responded to did. Judging a shoe by its designer, whether high end or cheapo, isn't the best idea. I've had Walmart shoes that last for years and designer shoes that came apart at their seams in a few months. And of course, I've had the opposite. Better to assess on a shoe by shoe basis.
If you're someone with VERY specific taste, maybe you only shop for shoes at like 4-5 different stores.
True. Also, if you have had very good experience with one brand, say, they ALWAYS fit your foot and are ALWAYS comfortable, then naturally you are going to be more inclined to buy their shoes. Seems normal to me. Like anything else you buy.
No, but the post you responded to did. Judging a shoe by its designer, whether high end or cheapo, isn't the best idea. I've had Walmart shoes that last for years and designer shoes that came apart at their seams in a few months. And of course, I've had the opposite. Better to assess on a shoe by shoe basis.
No, she didn't say that. She said that she buys from only "certain designers".
Most of us stick with brands we know that fit, or have a good reputation for quality shoes. I don't have the time or money to do otherwise.
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