MackyHeels

1 hour ago, robbiehhw said:

 

 

 

I have few very high boots - (maybe 3) and i don't wear them a lot, but i have been in the mood lately. 

 

To your example, in summer i often wear shorter shorts and sandals or wedges. Legs smooth and bare.I get very little in the way of negative feedbac.

Don't feel in my  case woman laugh all the time seeing me in denim cutoff short shorts in summer months. If they are surprised seeing me dressed in shorts it's reasonable for a smirking reaction of what they associate  as wearing  woman styles unusual to be seen worn as a male.

If they stare longer often times an initial smirk goes to positive smile, only when someone mentions what i'm wearing is overheard by her friend or stranger in passing. Usually if i get the stoic shock stare it's either they love how i appear or find it wrong often follows some opinion describing my attire trying to shame me or displeasing anti-compliment.

Such as a cashier noticing my short shorts at a costco checkout lineup. Once i was doing the transaction the cashier was talking to another customer and associate behind her making comments of the dislike of males wearing "girl shorts" was disgusting. Yet  saying all this while i'm packing up my groceries into the cart as if i didn't hear her or she was talking about some other male, being no other male had on shorts as short as mine, i knew i was the target of her opinion.  Only because  my cashier had to make a reply because the other cashier beside us or associate and female with her boyfriend/husband customer made mention of me out loud to whomever agreed of their opinions. 

Don't you hate that, when a female makes outloud comments to strangers in a crowd and others just have to join unsolicited replies back, agreeing or adding to the negative feedback overheard.  Only thing feedback consists of is asking for opinion. Yet  i never asked anyone what they thought of me wearing these denim cutoffs. Would prefer the woman would compliment me or at least give me a pleasant hello only because they enjoy my attire. Only consolacion was looking at the two females i didn't think they could look as good my legs in the same short denim shorts. In fact whenever someone protests loudly for anyone to hear or is inviting interest from others of their negative beliefs is often the opposite angry at themselves seeing someone else look good even the opposite gender.

Similar to me when i see a woman in asume bootie stiletto heels that i'm envious about i tend to want to be angry. Not to her wearing some beautiful heels but angry at myself not finding and wearing them as well. I can easily be angry and take it out on the female calling it sluty to whomever is listening including her. Or mock woman being lazy outloud wearing UGG boots calling it disgusting and funny like Homer Simpson cartoon feet while preferring woman to dress in heels. 

Sort of the same when a thonger is sunbathing on a beach and a female notices and wishes she wore one herself, but does the next best thing tucking the excess material up her but crack into a make-shift thong. 

Is it me or just impossible to find a quality nubuck leather lace up stiletto platform ankle bootie in a larger size such as 11US or 41Euro?

Most booties i'm seeing are faux leather or patent leather or plain design without stylist laces. Find either the booties i find look to formal like ice skates without the laces or sold out of my size. 

Reading reviews of booties almost always ladies comment complaining about never finding the prefered trendy bootie they are looking for. Often brands are too cheap in quality or designer prices listed in the thousands for what they are want.

Understand the frustration cheap brands copy designer brands and trends often fit or comfort is terrible, falling apart breaking or blistering your feet. Worst feeling knowing you bought cheap brand heels and the heel snaps off in public...

Nice booties below type of style i'm looking for could live with the matte leather then suede or nubuck but the price per outing is ridiculous to consider. If i was accepted more for wearing heels day to day i wouldn't hesitate buying these lovely heels.

Comparable to Dune Nino booties but the style ain't the same.

Nice post and politically correct negative comments if you know it or not or clever to say the least.

Trashcan funny but i doubt this was a joke but from someone who sharpens the blade to let their opinions be known.

Good gauge on how to feel out your so called colleagues. My opinion worth anything, doubt anyone believes you wear four inch heels as everyday attire. In many minds they will laugh it off or figure on a stereotype, believing your want to voice out by hinting of your sexual preference changing. Even though it maybe not true people tend to make sense of what confuses them as the clever negative reply back to you.

Best retort to the trashcan is to write back, get with the times granny or grandpa i recycle my garbage like your reply.

59 minutes ago, CAT said:

I have come along way to not worry about others.   I have taken train to Chicago. Have shopped  have stopped for a drink.  Out to a a couple clubs. Walked on Michigan avenue with all the people and have gotten many looks whistles and car horns.  Only 3 times that I got a WTF.  Who cares. The silver skirt and silver platform pumps was outfit for New Year's Eve.  I had 2 girls stop me and said my shoes were absolutely fantastic.  The whole outfit was perfect.  I chatted with them.  They were in awe that I am in that outfit and I am not (never) fully dressed as a girl nor trying to pass as a girl.  Just a straight guy in a skirt and heels!!!!!!!

Your exactly correct the further you delve without hiding the appearance like some here write about trying to do out of fear. Sometimes being bold and not caring woman tend to respect it more and compliment you as well. Lets face it what the pictures show difficult to hide or camouflage  not being noticed with pumps and stocking and skirts.

Do know when i wear female jeans and ankle bootie with a two inch heel, woman already suspect, or know, i'm wearing their style of clothes subtle or not they are aware. Sometimes if i'm hiding it they find it amusing or weird thinking i know he wearing woman skinny jeans or leggings so what's the point of wearing it and covering up, are you shy or embarrassed... Then it makes no sense wearing clothes that is meant to show off your body yet cover it up with. So why not push it further with spiked sexy five inch stiletto oxford booties with dark opaque tights worn with a sweater dress?....

When i first bought heeled ankle booties and worn a chunky three inch heel it was more bold than the other booties and people did turn their heads noticing. At one point did see my very first  pleasant smile from a female cashier at a store i visited noticing my heeled booties. So when i blatantly wore a female heel no mistakenly that it was female matched up with ultra skinny jeans and winter pea coat it showed i wasn't bothered with anyones stares, huffing and puffing, or smirking giggles, and crude commentary...

Hell woman already label me as looking like a girl (overhearing chatter behind me in store  cashier lineup ) wearing skinny jeggings and cuban ankle booties or high top sneakers. So why not give them exactly what they are implying to one another. Even some woman i overhear say i'm a crossdresser because i wear female yoga crop tights in the gym. While wearing some envious and glamourous heels showing off my lean legs that woman told me before are envious to want including my butt. 

Do know one fact woman enjoy to shop and love clothes and shoes be it knee high flat boots, pumps, heeled ankle booties i know i can pull it off as well if not better as them. Often you hear woman envious of others wearing certain clothes or hair styles, giving compliments or making new friends they adore only because what they wear or look.  

Do notice my collection of female yoga crop tights brings out many woman to delight me wearing it and are attracted to it envious often to the point of jealousy their admissions not mine.

So their is a dilemma which women have when a male attires himself completely with feminine athletic attire head to toe and they just love the coordination color and style, yet find it wrong for a man to wear it be it, with attractive physique to go along, such as the picture below.   

Often times in the summer i wear short shorts cutoffs and a nice suntan showing off my smooth silky legs. Woman may laugh at first thinking he has legs like a woman then almost always correct themselves saying better than a woman or wishing she looked like me.

Do love your fishnets and ankle pumps. You give me inspiration one day i could do it before i get to old. Can't believe i wrote that never ventured to dress similar to the pics you posted. The last picture of grey skirt and platform heels and nude pantyhose complete the look very well. You must get hint of what woman must be thinking looking upon the last picture. I can guess some ladies might be envious of how well you appear... Any loud comments from woman which seam negative but  actually they are jealous deep down and hate to admit they like your appearance.

While i digress i too had similar negative haters being woman i see often at my gym. They loudly comment to anyone who listens on how disturbing or terribly bright my colour attire is, specifically leggings i wear.  Yet i knew those woman who protest to much or mocking attitudes nag others to listen of her negative opinions of my appearance, is deeply hiding something.

Now i know as one by one begin to copy the very same colour and style i wear. Is obvious to me they are deeply jealous. 

Glad you wear what you like and none stops you from enjoying the style. Good Work, keep it up..

Got the Goth feel to your look with distressed jeans makes it more subtle and boots tolerable for others to accept.

While i'm working on my style is conservative elegant, which is more difficult to accepted by others.

On 12/23/2015 at 3:07 PM, aristoc said:

New shoes and new doors

Been busy fitting some new doors this week. 

Chopping out for hinges and breaking in my new oxfords. Feeling the strain after a few hours of lugging around 35kg doors!

 

Doors all stained and fitted. Good excuse to try my new pumps for size!

 

All 'seams' OK, so time to relax with a glass of wine and admire our new doors. 

Love those heel oxfords they are my favourite. Can't imagine doing what you are in heels around the house must be very comfortable. Suppose you need a challenge or have strong ankles careful not scratching those heels.

Thanks for sharing.

1 hour ago, aristoc said:

Only fairly recently added a pair of thigh boots to my wardrobe, but so far getting a real buzz wearing them. While my confidence level is in no way near approaching that of TBG and JeffB ("May The Force Be With You"), I have been out and about a few times teamed with skinny jeans and jacket.

 

Although not usually a fan of tights or fishnets, I think they actually go quite well with a short skirt and thigh boots! I would probably not dare go out and about in public like this but did go to a private club event recently. Only a short walk from where we parked the car to the club and it was dark, so can't really claim this as a public outing. Fun though!!

 

 

Amazing!

Don't put yourself down the confidence shown wearing those boots outdoors your doing fine. Venturing out in a skirt shown and tights, thigh boots night or day is bold and confident to be sure. Lucky you had somewhere to wear it with feeling comfortable 

Think black denim Coated would look better with the boots. Find whenever wearing light blue denim jeans tan or brown and grey booties work best for a casual look. Just a opinion either way looks good. The jacket supports the look. Nice job. 

As for tights opaque black silky shine and leather slirt i too agree works awfully well also.

 

Wish i could get the guts to let alone buy a pair to try on. While even wearing them in public would be another matter entirely. 

 

 

Do feel it's odd your doctor is recommending wearing heels. Usual exercise can build up weak muscles therefore avoiding any future back pain and problems.

As for living in fear, being seen wearing heels is valid and understandable emotion that plagues many of us beginners including myself. 

For one positive point, you already had the nerve to wear them out in public, be it on the outskirts of town only not being recognized. So your only problem is just that you attract unwanted attention which we all either don't like or can't handle wishing people not pointing their imagined plastic fingers specifically at you.

Often then not we as heelers or crossdressers whatever label you  want to call us, is to be left alone, not being stared upon only because how we appear.

Tips on how you can trick your mind on ignoring the feelings your having that everyone pauses staring as you walk on by.  

For me i had trouble wearing  woman skinny leggings jeans, female yoga/running tights, thongs on the beach/pool, bikini bottoms,  cutoff denim short shorts, thinking exact same as you did.

Thought to myself everyone is looking at me in my feminine yoga leggings, closely observing everyones demeanour and discussions  in close quarters at the gym. Thought i would faint making myself dizzy from all the reactions which i thought were increasing negative, being a pessimist at heart. Anyone laughing at a distance or sly smirk towards my direction i believed it was about my appearance and attire feeling angry at them and self conscious what i was wearing. Hated that feeling and made me physically nervous, shaking, uncomfortable, head down trying to ignore everyones reactions knowing the negativity it invoked wearing tights at a public gym even though no other male wore them that i ever seen or seldom a woman (the time was when woman beginning wearing bootcut yoga pants from the styles of short shorts or thong leotards).

Only thing that got me through the initial fears was first wearing them with low traffic gyms where i could not be seen by any people or sometimes handful of strangers. As my confidence grew i began to observe that others (females) wearing exact same leggings at the gym didn't look as good as i did wearing them. So i began to spread my wings going to more crowded gyms invoking reactions that i already heard before, only now laughing at the same tiring negative comments. 

Rarely or ever did anyone compliment my leggings at the gym. What gave me confidence was walking outside around a glass wall yoga studio where twenty woman were doing studio session. The female instructor yelled out to her class "take a look ladies outside for some motivation", then heard hoots hollering and giggles directed upon me. After that i began to adjust my level of acceptance wearing tights not only as standard appropriate workout attire but woman's feelings of delight, lust, envy. So i began my journey to do precisely that, trying to envoke lust desire from woman thus acceptance what i wore became mute.

  Only after many years i had older married female instructor who i seen for a long time speak out about my appearance. Thinking to myself all these years she found me vulgar and disgusting thus never talking. Just say she was envious and very complimentary of my attire and physique impressed is understatement on her reaction. Even when i wore feminine colors such as bright neon pink she gave me thumbs up complimenting my choice of tank tops to wear. While still others laughed spitting up seeing me attire exactly the same thing.
 

My advice is to keep wearing it over and over, until you, or others seeing you, begin to tire staring. The more you wear it the easier it becomes, goes with a lot of things being a nudist, wearing leggings, thonging etc...

While i wish i can take my own advice on wearing heels as well in public. Do have the desire to wear actual opaque black pantyhose tights with five inch heels so gives me a cleaner look then leggings or jeggings with not baggy ankles with mid heel three inch booties. 

Thought about buying Calvin Klein booties  Laneige. 

http://www.zappos.com/calvin-klein-laneige

Seen Gwen Stefani Teardrop booties similar style but only see a size 10 that they produce iin Laneige. Need a 11 at least. 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X8B5KJY/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_2?pf_rd_p=1944687762&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B00YFALNAC&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0YQV4ZJ61XSYM58FHJBS

Have that itch to wear black dark tights with a sweater and killer dark heels. Similar to these red ones.

After noticing almost all my sweaters i own are kind of short, hip to upper thighs, is it a bit to much showing a lot of upper thigh..

Did a beta test wearing slight sheer dark footless panty hose and a long sweater similar to a sweater dress like these below.

Got the idea seeing a woman at a local grocery store wearing a grey wool tunic turtle neck sweater or what it's called, a sweater dress, with black opaque leggings and knee high flat boots. While her sweater had hems clinging like a elastic closer to her thighs making it fitted better then any i own.

Thought to myself i could rock this look a bit better with heels shown or my fitted three inch heel ankle booties i tried on, liked how i looked. No pictures yet to show but i'm a bit shy knowing the attention i would receive. The way i look it would be similar to the third last picture of the asian female but prefer the look of the second last picture like the heels.

Ain't shy wearing leggings with a hemmed button up shirt but the pantyhose or thick knitted leggings with obvious stiletto heels is intimidating. Have i crossed the line of female male attire that we can get away with? 

Maybe i should just be a little tame, buy flat knee boots and having fun with mixing up the leggings styles like the last picture. More woman i see wear less heels and go for that look.....

Never had interest wearing a dress, but sweater dress ain't much a jump to a tunic or long sweater that now seem unisex at least shopping at H&M.

Maybe i need to practice and getting use to wearing my wishbone ankle bootie 3" heels more  often without breaking a sweat then the odd calculating occasions shopping. Then i might be bold to buy my first heels shown below wearing them without hangups. Baby steps, sounds ridiculous to many veteran heelers.

I'm perplexed puzzled why some males lack confidence unlike me, going nude on a beach, wear a thong at a beach,  workout at a gym with crop leggings  in public, or wear ultra skinny female jeans out on the street.  I'm cool with all that but when it comes to needle heels i'm shy...

Sometimes i feel like animal in a zoo. I get observed in my exploits, if i like it or not, yet feel violated as someone demands my attention at there whim. Don't get me wrong i invoke certain behaviour attributes (desire) (lust) (jealousy) from woman to come to light, yet deny it when confronted because of how i appear. If that makes any sense, in other words i'm a tease fully aware what buttons to push or display. 

Don't believe i can imagine what someone else might feel but at times we aren't happy with ourselves be it the appearance. Sometimes you can get tired of wearing the same thing although different essentially the same.

Sometimes i look myself in the mirror saying what the hell am i wearing or buying ultra skinny jeans. After awhile of attiring other clothes i can conclude my legging jeans do look good. Need time to reflect and a break from the normal activities we do to get perspective on things..

Time to play some Springsteen - Dancing in the dark

Thanks but find any male belts in a small size sell out or not available. Thought woman's belt their would be more availability to wear with my skinny jeans.

Found good quality belt but not the color i wanted or the price tag that comes with.

http://www.agjeans.com/the-barrel-belt-saddle/d/8577_c_976

Only mistake i regret was leaving behind a soft quality leather  belt  from india in a restroom stall, because i was changing into some painted on ONyX legging jeans leaving work.

4 hours ago, rlamb said:

Nice boots!!

I bought some Jeffrey Campbell Mulder boots last week..love them but i definitely want sime knee boots or over knee boots

RLamb what a coincidence seen similar booties on a woman yesterday definitely caught my eye.

Yet they were Jeff Campbells - Incharge

 These are cool and very popular Ocultar-hi boots.

My favourite of the Jeff Campbell bunch are these Krupa-MHH cool heel don't you think. Works well with black skinny jeans.

Having trouble buying a belt. Trying to purchase a leather casual belt feels soft not stiff is difficult to find. Many stores start with sizes at 32" waist. With that i find all the holes to tighten would not fit snug enough. Had to poke another hole in a gucci leather belt i owned bad mistake rather taking it to a professional to punch a hole. 

Looking maybe a woman's belt maybe the answer. Only problem i find the woman belts i encountered in stores are very thin almost decorative then basic 1.5" wide belt i'm looking for. 

Any suggestions finding a quality belt?

Thanks.

Bought these VINCE CAMUTO Imala Leather Booties. In black while i own wishbone 3" stacked heels, in the exact same color which are more comfortable then these.

Seen woman wear these Imala booties with skinny jeans thought i give it a try.

Brown taupe may look better difficult to decide return or exchange.

These Imala are mid heels not exactly high heels.

Although i maybe buying more that look more casual such as these (last pic) stacked heel from Vince..

Has anyone had conversations with new stranger a female customers while shopping alone? 

Be it shoe shopping or clothing while in change room or browsing through the woman's department. 

Often i keep to myself but at times  i notice females giving me that look of despise shopping in their area. Once they give me a full scan head to toe, depending what i'm wearing that day.  They figure either i'm shopping for myself or for a female friend. Often then not they are annoyed or disturbed the clothes i'm looking for are for me. Thus they feel creeped out, mind you they may think i'm pretending to shop as an excuse all awhile trying to hit on them. 

Any conversations you may like to share about shopping alongside females you never seen or tallked to before be it positive oe not.

12 hours ago, Steve63130 said:

Macky,

Boisterous and abusive people like that have no manners but they do have a severe case of insecurity. You can bet that he wished HE was the one who had the guts to shop in the women's clothing and shoes sections and wear what you did. Since he couldn't bring himself to do that, berating you for doing it was his next best choice. If he couldn't party, he could at least try to ruin yours.

I was glad to see you ignore idiots like that. The world is full of them, and they're usually full of themselves. Fortunately, they're in the minority; unfortunately, they can vote.

Steve

Thanks but honestly i was oblivious to what was going on, in the store. Just the yelling caught my ear then the commentary thereafter. Felt to raise my head from the shelves of shoes but i was to involved to even glance up. Not because of embarrassment just targeted booties looking for the correct size.

Doubt i know what goes through someones mind that yells out negative comments. Nobody responds enjoying it, even if they feel uncomfortable of my presence in the woman's department. Do understand a lot of woman may feel the same and agree with the loud mouth. Often i look at woman seeing me browse reacting as though they having asthma attack huffing and puffing as if they have the exclusive right to shop in the woman's department.

Saying all that i went to a department store later on. Yes, i made a day of it going too store to store. Parked near the exclusive woman's department on the second floor conveniently. As i browsed noticed some Paige ultra skinny distressed jeans finding it in my size. Rather just paying for them i asked to try them on. The Cashier immediately said yes, wide eyed. As i made myself towards the plush woman changing cubicle the cashier asked another attendant to help me find empty stall. The fitting room attendant was a bit shocked but as i walked towards her, she cleaned up the cubicle. After my fitting i came out paying for the jeans seeing a female sitting in a plush sofa chair in the changing room playing on her phone waiting on her friend changing. Did notice she seen me go in and out smirking to herself. As i walked to the cashier asking me how it went. I told her i will buy them, she said great. All a while few older ladies noticed me walking out of the change room. They gave smiling smirks but never made eye contact. 

Overall can't complain for my shopping day. 

Suppose it's easier to shop in the woman's department for clothes or shoes  before Christmas. Everyone believes it's gift shopping, certainly normal behaviour.. 

Went shopping at a local Marshall's and was looking for booties in the female section. As a browsed the woman clothing section picking up few denim legiings and skinny jeans to try on.

Heard from a distance some male making derogatory comments loudly half the store could hear. Something about a male shopping wearing woman clothes etc.. Calling out labels of being gay,  on and on it went while the person was the sounding board agreeing adding to the comments. Didn't pay attention looking towards the remarks to far away to care or thinking it was about me. Yet later noticed i was the only lone male in the woman's shoe clothing department looking at some nice booties to bad they didn't have my size...

Sometimes your so absorbed in shopping anyone making negative comments from a distance it's easy to ignore not caring or just tuning it out. 

Example of the shoes i was looking at sold out only 36 size was left half off....

Later i went to another discount clothing/ shoe store browsing in the woman's section. Noticed older female with her mom discussing these platform booties five inch block heels she tried on. What was interesting was the mom asked her where she would wear those heels. The daughter replied liking them saying, wouldn't wear them in the snow.. Later they left not buying the shoe but i was tempted to comment encouraging to buy them. Yet stood waiting them to make room browsing the shelves for some cool booties. 

Seen Ivanka Trumps four inch bootie heel in a size 12 but like the mom and daughter had second thoughts where i would wear them..

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/ivanka-trump-filoer-round-toe-bootie-women/4076306?origin=category-personalizedsort&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=TAUPE+SUEDE&resultback=1016

On 10/7/2015 at 5:17 AM, ANDROgenius said:

Hi folks,

as autumn has arrived here in Germany, I just wanted to share my look for today. A simple booties, skinny pants, long shirt, coat & scarf all in black look. 

Love the booties with the coated skinny jeans only shoes that work.. Nice job it works well together not noticeable only because everything works together.

What booties are they?

On 12/1/2015, 1:22:14, hhboots said:

Just looking for a more relaxed look with heels. Find the high heels become to formal when wearing them as everyday shopping attire.

The two black guess bootie heels is an example of the type i seen at the store. The other rag & bone bootie is the style i see often when i'm out shopping on woman.. Either one i like just examples of the heel styles i better post then describe...

Just to illustrate below of more dressed up look first two pictures and last  while the middle is more casual which i enjoy dressing.

11 hours ago, hhboots said:

@MackyHeels - I know you were not too happy with most of the feedback over your Givenchy heels.  I mean if you have that kind of money to burn and you like them, then go for it, but you asked for opinions and you got that.  You have to admit realistically they are a bit odd looking... and for that price, it just didn't make sense to most of the people around here.

Your next comment said they are good for a guy that is shy about wearing heels in public.  Honestly, if that is the case, a guy is much better off starting out with a 3 to 4.5" chunky or block heel boot with a round toe.  Yes, they are a bit less exciting than a 5"+ spike heel pump, etc, but I recommend wearing those type of boots for a while out until a guy is comfortable in public, then decide if they want to take it up a notch so to speak. 

Chunky boots are always my fallback choice and are super easy to wear out with confidence and with virtually no one ever looks at them funny, and when I do feel more adventurous, I sometimes wear something a bit more exciting.  Anyway, not trying to say anything snide or anything, just trying to help.  Cheers.

Not complaining but thought my choice was bit intriguing.

Do wear three inch cuban heel booties for that Friday night or Saturday dressed up look be it doing errands or whatever. Find more woman wear heels on those days then any other. Yes a cuban heel bootie isn't really looked upon as a stiletto five inch heel. Woman told me at the store when buying my first wishbone booties that  anything over three inches is difficult to stand or walk. In my mind four inch heel is plenty or high  enough. When you wrote five inch heels just amazed on nonchalant attitudes about heel heights on the board...

Did go to discount store looked upon some Ivanka  Trump four inch heel block booties... Didn't like the color but when i noticed these Guess bootie i thought of this board.. Almost wanted to try them on seeing they had my size. Yet i passed on it thinking where could i possibly wear heels like that. Then thought the attention would be to dramatic for suburban people seeing me walking int a mall... 

Although i do notice a pattern for awhile in my neighbourhood stores  late in evening such as walmart or Marshall's... See a particular type of posh older asian woman wearing five inch heel booties and enjoying wearing such styles. Always spot these females shopping alone but excited wearing there heels almost contagious from their demeanour. Do notice they don't pay any attention to me but i see fulfillment in their stride... Even when we both are looking at the same clothes seeing her excitement spotting from a distance walking over alongside myself.

Amusing encounter i had was a asian woman was buying a hat from the men's section and she asked me if what she picked would fit a male or child... Couple times woman have been confused if they were shopping in the female section seeing me all dressed up looking feminine. From a distance in the store woman believe i'm a woman shopping until getting face to face .  Suppose platform heel like these wouldn't hurt....   

 

 

At first glance they look like trendy lace up platform heels. After longer observation they resemble ice skates. Probably marketed to athletes wives- hockey players with some income to blow on fashion items. Could see these heels worn charity events dinners for wives of hockey players. 

It's all about getting attention and making a fashion statement at least those who can blow 2k on wearing them for one night. 

There should be a rental store for heels like those. After your night out just return them and be done with it making a dramatic statement.

Doubt heels like those would be comfortable to wear...

P.S.

Reading your post you write  that some Italy sizes 41 fit you well....? Had my eye on various booties and largest size i've found they make are 40 -41 ITALY. Looking to get Giueseppe Zanotii,  ACNE, Rag & Bone, Prada booties... 

Some woman shoes vary to 11.5 US or 42 for my 9.5US male sizing. What would you recommend? 

On November 20, 2015 at 8:33:08 PM, mwhh said:

These look like a pair of JLO boots that I had a few years back.  They were very popular back when.  Wore mine everywhere. Wore them out to dinner with my wife one Saturday night and the hostess had such a fit over them, I wound up, at my wife's suggestion, giving them to her.

huh? 

For real? 

Some woman seeing me often tease me flipping out on my gym attire. One offered me to borrow her new bra tank top, lol.... Only problem she called me by wrong name, just ignored her. Yet woman tend to want or ask to borrow my tight crop leggings at the gym. 

Only thing is they never say please.... Or what it will cost them for the favor... I can imagine the stuff they would

do to me...

Just went shopping buying designer skinny jeans on sale  so i couldn't stop buying more. As i browsed around if that wasn't enough, i found some cute booties. They had one in my size 11 so it was meant to be, so i had to have them.

Born Anny ankle booties in grey. Not very high heel 2 1/2" but compared to my wishbone ankle booties at three inch heel they look the same. No clacking sound with these Born booties soft rubber sole. 

http://www.bornshoes.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=12115

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/born-anny-boot-women/4208261?origin=category-personalizedsort&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=Grey+Leather&resultback=752