Elegant

I obviously think that it's Prince. The name speaks for itself .

Well, they're still beautiful. I'd even say that they appeal to me more- maybe because of the bow on the old version... I didn't like it too much.

(for those of us who have been around long enough to remember AM and shortwave radio -- or vacuum tubes for that matter).

I'm only 21, but HEAVILY into vacuum tubes, amps, old radios etc. Right now, I'm restoring "Tatry" [a Polish 50's receiver, quite popular], but it's possible that I'll eventually get some pre-WWII stuff.

Oh, these are hotter than boiling water!

And now, back to the original topic: I bought Scholl Party Feet. I wonder if the pain in the ball will disappear... Next outing is planned for tomorrow.

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Elegant: Not bad, not bad at all. Your outfit suited you, and the oxfords made for a perfect match. You exhibited a fine sense of style. Bravo to you. As for attracting more attention for either the leather or the shoes, my vote's for the former, depending on where you happen to live, seeing anyone of either gender wearing leather can be something of a rarity. Keep up the great work!

It's rather hard to see leathered people [i mean leather skirts or pants, not the ubiquituous jackets] here, but there are some of them. Mostly women, but a few guys too. Lodz is quite a big city which develops again after the early 90's crisis, when most of the industry has fallen after state transformation.

Many people have lost their jobs, so there's a lot of poor people- and the criminal activity has increased too. We've got two major football clubs and hooligan wars are also common. Nowadays, Lodz wants to well-known and renowned for its cultural heritage- Poles, Jews, Russians and Germans used to share the city in 19th/ early 20th century and even now, various influences of each culture can be found.

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Right... I love my leathers really much, and what was a strong fetish several years ago, now is an everyday fashion .

Something pushed me really seriously back into street-heeling, so I decided to do it again. I wore my oxfords, but they're slightly modified now: I swapped the blade heel for a thicker block, that is slightly taller [8cm]. So I went out, and it was a bit hard to walk because for three months I had almost no elevation... so my walk was a bit too clumsy. I received three comments from ignorant youngsters in different places, and all of these comments were: "what is it?". Baa baa, cloned sheep they are. And I learned something new: it seems that being androgynous deprives a human of their humanity- quite a strange logic... I also noticed some females looking at my shoes, and it seemed that they like my fashion ideas at least after I looked back with confidence.

I wore this outfit, with two slight differences: it was warm, so I din't wear a blazer, and the shirt was dark purple instead of black.

I like the style.

..and ball torture

No wonder that she chose these pumps- they're beautiful!

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I fear that you need to replace the heel, especially if it was of low quality.

I love your cowboys, they obviously ain't too feminine!

You look quite attractive to me- any chance for a better [sharper, brighter, bigger] photo anytime soon?

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A bit too glam for me, but still nice.

A nice and surprising one. Mrrrrrow!

Being keen on leather, I'll have to say that it's a nice outfit...

I wore a black long sleeve v-neck shirt, my wide black leather belt from Sears, my dark blue Levis jeans and my boots of course. (1,2,3)

Nice outfit out there, and you look really good in the shades! Sorry to hear about the broken heel...

Joking, how can you walk in a shoe like this?

I often see simmilar ballet flats in the street...

Nice idea, but it'd be IMHO better to post this in the "For Everybody" section, so those who normally don't look here may still have contact with the guys in heels matter.