Trolldeg
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The boots in the first post are by Alexander Wang and are indeed horrible.
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I would venture a guess on these:
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Discussions are here , usually, more interesting for me than those ones in the girls forum. Interesting, funny, open minded and relaxing.
Maybe you can ask you fellow posters in the girls forum if "Getting your feet wet" is the only thing they can talk about...
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It would cover quite a lot actually.
No, it wouldn't.
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100$ wouldn't cover much.
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your shoe-making link does not go anywhere useful and tells me nothing.
well, duh.. the post is about 9 years old...
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And it is pleasing to see that we have shapely stilettos and wedges without platforms - which were of course completely unfashionable in the 1950s that these shoes commemorate.
Not true. There were a lot of platforms around in the 50's.
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Too bad the shoes were all pretty nasty.
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If I may ask, how many pairs did that buy for you for that amount?
30 pairs. So not too much per pair.
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In 2011 I spent about $2,500 on heels.
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What are "sandles"?
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Not sure. My best guess would be Brian Atwood 14 cm Maniac pump:
http://brianatwood.com/maniac-p-109.html
No longer available in black, though...
Nah, the shoes she wore are much pointier.
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Well, according to IMDB.com it's directed by Andrew Niccol.
Yeah, I know it wasn't directed by Bay, but he usually stuffs his movies full of beatiful women in heels.
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I saw it tonight. The story is ok, entertaining enough. But! Every single woman in the movie is in very high heels! All the actresses, the extras all of the ladies. Well worth watching.
WobbleFan
Sounds like it could be directed by Michael Bay.
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The first picture shown in that hub (attributed to highheelspassion.blogspot.com) is already from one of our Polish members (rmaciej1983).
..and the photo after that is actually of a female model.
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2. The platform has the effect of making the feet look bigger. Making the feet look smaller is one of the purposes for a high heel.
Your opinion.
In my opinion some platforms can actually make the foot look smaller.
3. Platforms tend to make a person's legs look shorter. Why anyone would want this effect is beyond me. Here again the platform is working against the purpose of the high heel.
Again, your opinion. If the platforms are elegant enough, they serve to elongate the legs, in my opinion.
The equivelent heel height to the platform in this paragraph is only 4 inches. Big deal.
I'm sure you would find that a 7 inch heel and a 3 inch plaform would offer a whole other set of challenges than just demanding flexibility of the foot.
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It's usually divided between markets. I've seen shoes that were branded as Kurt Geiger in the UK being sold as Buffalo in Germany and Sweden. Same with Dune in the UK and Bronx in Sweden.
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I don't understand what you mean? Do I have to feel sorry for not sharing pictures? I wrote that I will. For the moment, it's not possible. I didn't mean to be rude, just asking for some patience.
...something went wrong...sorry Trolldeg!!!
If you look at my quotation you will see that my post was directed at mickeyunc and not you. I think he was rude in the way he demanded pictures from you.
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we will never see pics
Is that really the most gracious way you can phrase that request?
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Tony Bianco 2011.
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then walk on your toes like a woman .
Man OR woman, never EVER walk on your toes. Always heel first! And never ever try to walk "on a line". That hardly looks good on the catwalk. It won't look better out in the street.
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Shouldn't this be in the fetish section? Oh, we don't have that here anymore? Well...
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Try asking at thefashionspot.com
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