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I hope that you have planned to wear them over narrow drain pipe jeans. The only excuse for the missing heels (*g*)

Hello micha,

for sure I will wear them over my pants but not at work.

Last weekend I went to Bad Vilbel with black boots and 7/8 length jeans, it was great and the perfect outfit for the rainy weather we have.

@Pumps: great choice, I like that style!

In my hometown Frankfurt - a small "village" in the deepest province of Germany

I'm from Friedrichsdorf, 30 km north of Frankfurt...

Congratulotions, looks very good! I ordered the attached boots yesterday, designed by Jette Joop, my first designerboots. They are for everyday use, so no heel on those...

Same here in germany...

There is one webshop (www.yoox.de) selling designer clothes and this year for the first time kneehigh boots for men. The boots for men are that expensive, that a normal person like me cannot afford a pair but if you take some time and look around for womens oversized boots you will find out that they have exactly the same styles and they cost less than the half of men's boots. So why should i buy those?

Belstaff

Fall / Winter 2006

D Squared

Fall / Winter 2006

hope this is the right place for my question, if not please move...

I bought these boots: http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/31195587/c/78930.html at a local store in germany and paid around 120 Euro for them. At zappos.com they cost $ 392.95 this is around 276 Euro, a difference of 156 Euro (around 221 USD). Where does this big difference come from? Or is zappos.com that expensive?

Ok, sorry, that's it for now, I would like to post a few more pics I found on firstview.com but this page seems to be down at the moment and the pics I found on google are to small to post. The designers Belstaff and Dsquared have some heel and boot pictures in their collections.

the beat goes on...

Mens Fendi

Those shoes look like Ballerinas to me...

btw: I'm gone through 1200 of 2800 pictures on style.com till now and the only interesting pics I could find are the 4 I posted here but there are two things I noticed while looking at all those fashion pics:

1. All you freestylers around here are better in combining the right clothes!

2. Those fancy colors like neongreen, orange and pink on shoes and socks for the upcoming season (I'm not sure if I really like those colors)

Ralph Lauren

Mens Spring 2008

see attachments, will look for more...

I got some womens jeans also. The material is much better and there is more variety in style and colors. Mens jeans always wrinkle around my flat ass so i came to womens jeans which have more stretch worked into the denim. Btw: my waist size is around 31 and there is only one or two brands which offer exactly this size in boys jeans. I Got one in 7/8 length also for tucking them into the boots and wearing them in summertime with woman's sneakers (Nike Sprint Sisters, I Love them).

1. What is your favorite brand?

there is no favorite for me. Here are just a few I like: Gabor, Paul Green, Stuart Weiztmann

2. Why is it your favorite brand?

They offer shoes in my size and in styles I really like

3. Where do you most often buy it?

local stores cause I have to try them on

4. What is the typical price range?

ummh, everything between nothing and a little bit to much (0-200 Euro)

Note: I am from Germany, womenshoes (I hate this word, for me everything I can put on my feet and has a sole is just a shoe) in my size (44 EU; 9,5 UK) are rare and hard to find in stores. I bought my first pair of boots in special shop for women oversized shoes ( http://www.schuh-sauer.de for more information) and they were really expensive.

germany, close to Frankfurt/Main

Sounds to me as your are a man who enjoys to dress like a woman so maybe you are a crossdresser. Otherwise you could be a man who found out about his feminine side, which is part of everyone of us, as you can see, nothing more or less special then all the others around here...

I voted for "Just a Guy in Heels" because i want to have the right to wear what i want to wear without all that laughing and asking stupid questions. I only want the society around me to accept me and my personality without to care what shoes are on my feet.

I'm a 29 years old male from germany and like the aspect of heels on men in a fashion context. I feel very happy that i found this nice community with all it's open minded members and interesting discussions. I for myself wear kneehigh boots with low blockheel and sometimes pantyhose but i think when the time is right i would wear higher heels. Germany is very conservative about unusual things, so let's see what the future will bring... P.S.: Hope my english is good enough for all you nice people out there...