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  2. Puffer

    New from ASOS

    Puffer replied to Puffer's topic in Shoe Critique

    I see that ASOS is doing these two styles of 'slides' in sizes to UK12. I like sandals but they both seem to combine clumpiness with being a tad too femme, so not for me.
  3. Shyheels
    I always got on well with Harley Riders! I think there is a shared appreciation of the freedom of the open road. Alas heeled boots don't look nearly as cool on a bicycle as they do on a Harley! America is a great place for road trips and I can imagine there would be no better way to see the country than the way you're doing it
  4. John
    I always move over and respect you guys.
  5. pointyboot
    It's STILL ridiculously quiet in here. Oh well. (shrug)
  6. Shyheels
    My favourites are my new custom-made OTK boots - buttery soft black leather with 2" block heels, ankle zip and almond toes.
  7. Shyheels
    Great post! I work from home when I'm not travelling on assignment- I am a writer and photographer and until the pandemic spent a lot of time on the road. For most of my assignments heels simply woudn't be appropriate - jungles, deserts etc - although since I like knee boots, I have qute a collection of low-heeled knee boots that are appropriate for these conditions and wear them. At home though, I can - and do - wear heels.
  8. Shyheels
    An eight year-old post - I think the moment has passed...
  9. Shyheels
    My kids have had no reaction to my Cuban heeled ankle boots. None at all. They notice but have said nothing. My eldest daughter is rather Goth in her style so I guess it doesn't seem a bit stretch to her
  10. Shyheels
    AS you say, only shoes but cool shoes! So why not?
  11. Shyheels
    That's wonderful!
  12. Shyheels
    Those look nice. My boot buying budget went on a pair of lovely custom made OTK boots with 2" block heels and an almond toe. Really love them. My new favourites.
  13. Shyheels
    THat's wonderful. My wife is tolerant - but rather dismissive too.
  14. Shyheels
    I like the boots very much - we've similar tastes. I just bought a pair of lovely custom-made OTK boots with block heels and an ankle zup. THe lreather is buttery oft and, being custom-made the fit is perfect - not on;y inthe footbed but along the calves as well. THye're my new favourites.
  15. Shyheels
    I'm a cyclist - but I can appreciate a Harley!
  16. John
  17. John
    Good question. My GF is very supportive and if were up to her, I'd be wearing heels all day everywhere we go. Guess I'm one of the lucky ones. She say's its a real turn on for her when I wear heels and loves shoe shopping with me.
  18. John
    I love the round toe stack heel cut outs. These are my favorite
  19. John
    I agree
  20. Puffer
    If they were men's or unisex-style boots and the heel was only (as stated) a 2" cuban , I would scarcely expect them to attract any special attention or comment. If they were of a more feminine design and/or the heel was significantly higher or thinner, then they would likely make an impression, if noticed at all, but not necessarily lead to comment. I have often worn my men's cuban-heeled boots like these, with a pointed toe and a 2.7" heel. I expect they 'registered' with some passers-by but I've never had any obvious looks or comments - except from my wife, who dislikes them!
  21. John
    For those of you that are a little afraid , embarrassed, or just not confident enough to wear heels in public yet, This is what I have discovered through years of experience. #1, When wearing heels in public, just be you. Don't worry about what anyone else say's or thinks. Don't turn around to see if you are being noticed. Walk with 100% self esteem. Most people don't even notice and if you walk with confidence as if its your everyday lifestyle, most people won't even care and the ones that do, have their own low self esteem and issues anyway. #2 Its like everything else that people see for the 1st time WOW!, But the second and 3rd time the WOW goes away and it becomes "NORMAL" when they see it again. #3 Just something to think about. I own my own in house business with a few employees, Sewing and custom embroidery. The 1st thing I do when I hire a new girl is tell her why all the high heel paraphernalia , little posters, pics, shoe ornaments etc. is hanging around the shop. That's starts the discussion. So far I have had 100% good feedback and actually asked , why aren't I wearing my heels today. Customers don't even notice mush and they really don't care after all, That's not what they are here for. They love my work and could care less about what's on my feet. So to sum it all up, Most people do not care if you wear heels or not and the ones that have a problem with it, Remember, its their problem, not yours. Because if you can't be you, than who can you be? Hope this helps a little.
  22. John
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    Half mine, half my gf's, They have sense been dusted off lol
  23. John
    I own 2 Harleys, My GF and I ride all over the country. My 2019 ultra has over 40,000 miles on it already and I will say. 90% of those miles were while wearing heels of some sort.
  24. John
    Ask her
  25. John
    When I am asked, why are you wearing womens shoes?, I always answer , They're not womens shoes, they're mine.
  26. Puffer
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    Nice selection. Are they all yours?
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