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Sorry Don, was on the other side of LA working on my mom's fix-it list. At her age, it's the only thing she wanted for Christmas.

Now if you make it to San Jose (on the right day) ....

On 12/27/2018 at 7:45 AM, HappyinHeels said:

swedeheeler,

Several of the members like dresses, just look at posts by JeffB, nzfreestyler, Cali, or myself. I looked at the aliexpress link. My belief you would be paying too much as well as buying from the environmental disaster that is China. You could find better dresses in thrift stores in Sweden. You do have them there, right? You'll spend far less and keep your money in your own country. I hope you give it some thought. HinH

I not into dresses as much as HinH suggests. I have only one dress plus the red one from Halloween that my friend gave me (her Ex gave it to her and she didn't want  back). I have only worn two dress out, both to Halloween events - 40 years apart. 

swedeheeler, my question also is how much use will you get out of it for the price?

Snow day

California

Keg

(think big)

Lobsters 

Sprouts

Shirley Temple

Psychedelic 

Fungi 

Nice heels Heelster. What sizes do they come in?

Mele Kalikimaka

You haven't experience Christmas until you seen I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas in hula.

Dashing through the waves
In an outrigger canoe,
Over the surf we go,
Laughing all the way
Bells on dol-phins ring,
Making spirits bright,
What fun it is to ride and sing
A paddling song tonight.

Happy Holidays to all and may your heels be TALL in the coming year.

5 hours ago, p1ng74 said:

On the other hand, in Western wear stores it is very common for a salesperson to walk a women over to the men’s side to get correct fitting boots if they have the larger, wider feet that fit them.

And I have the narrow heels that fit women's shoes.

But would we have same variety I now enjoy with women's heels? I'm a lucky US size 10.

Jessica - thanks for sharing your day. Mine days are very similar, maybe one day I'll do a video too.  

1- get out of bed, find my heels/mule and put them on, find breakfast, find COFFEE
2 - shower/shave
3 - get dressed, find days work heels
4 - get sidetracked checking email/reading email
5 - sink, teeth, makeup, etc.
6 - in my car driving to work
7 - standing and walking all day at work
8 - in my car driving home from work
9 - get out of my heels and walk on the beach
 

When I get the time I'll take some pictures of what I mean. I also like bodysuits and sleeveless turtlenecks. I just wish I could wear these as my only top instead under something else.

1 hour ago, swedeheeler said:

If you are still interested, do like I did @Cali select preferable size, below the images there'll be a red message, below it can you enter your mail address, then you'll be notifyed when your size is back in stock

December is an extremely expensive month for me with many large bills and taxes due. Beside I gave myself two me-to-me gifts the other day.  I really want to try them on before spending the money on them. Maybe I can find them in England in May.

But thanks for the suggestion swedeheeler.

Dressing feminine is relatively easy compared to incorporating women fashion into your every day clothes and projecting masculine. Adding color is one of the first steps. Years ago I lost 65 pounds and (happily) had to replace many segments of my wardrobe. I switched several sections of my wardrobe to women's versions because they either fit better (I like tighter fitting tops) or there isn't a male version. And I have more colorful clothes as a result. I call what I do as blending, not freestyling.  Many times a women's tall medium fits better than the men's version, tighter, showing off my lack of a (round) belly

1 hour ago, p1ng74 said:

But women mix and match feminine and masculine fashion all the time, and there doesn’t seem to be any confusion.

What started me was jealousy and envy. I was jealous that women are allowed to mix and match feminine and masculine fashion but men weren't. Jealous that women had items that men didn't, such as leggings, and the right to color. I'm still jealous and envious that I can't wear leggings to work. But I can and do wear high heels.  Still men can't wear polka dot tops or horizontal striped tops. I get looks when I wear a lilac top unless I pair it perfectly.

After many decades of severe ankle problems and multiple surgeries and rehabs, I discovered that I had women's shape feet and have only purchase women's shoes.  I haven't had ankle problem since.

Projective

Macky, 

I wear between 50% and 100% female clothes everyday, always in heels and toe and finger nails to die for. In the last week I've had several woman tell me they want fingernails like mine for Christmas, taking close up pictures to show their manicurist. But extremely few are confused as to my gender. I dress masculine in most women's clothes.

Capt. Hook

Today I did my first shopping trip of the year. Went to the BIG mall, entered through the back door and found a parking within few steps of the front door.  Bought a replacement coat for one that was stolen.  Then bought a few presents and got a nice one for me. Then on to my main mission knee high leather boots with 4+ inch heels. Looked at the limit stuff at a few independent stores. Checked out the Steve Madden store, nothing new, then over to Aldos to exchange some pads. Checked out the boots, too.

Up next Macy's. Nice sale on some boots.

Tried on some size 10 Kors, black leather kh boots....too small and they only had that pair and a size 8.

I brought another boot up to get my size brought out, up it came back as out of stock. After the saleswoman was done with the other customer, she told me that she would go back and look. But in the mean time another woman picked up the display model and was trying it on. The saleswoman scanned the code and went back to look for it and the woman tried on the heel. I found the Jessica Simpson Rollin Platform Dress Boots in suede, see below. So I pick them up as well, the saleswoman found a pair of size 10 so I sat down to try them on and asked for size 10 of JS boots. The woman who was trying on the display boot came over to see what other sizes they had. While the saleswoman went to look for more boots, the woman chatted as I tried on the same boot she was looking at, to small. She liked the boots I had worn in, Madden Girl Motorcycle boots. Then I tried on the JS. She was telling me how she would fall off these. The JS was too tight as well. While we were talking, her 6-7 year son wandered over, standing about 10 feet away but staring at the boots I was trying on. He would stare at the boots, then me, then the boots, ...like crazy...LOL.

The saleswoman could find any other boots in her size, so she went back to where she was sitting to change into her boots.  When she left, holding her son's hand, he was still staring.  I wonder what she told him later.

Tinker Bell

Taco Bell

My podiatrist knows about my heels (and loves my nail color) and is okay with it.

But life's too short for just one style.  Variety is the spice of life.