Cali

Thanks jeremy.

I got these at DSW during their boot sale two weeks ago, get $20 off a pair next week...getting the blue suede version then.

Pebble Beach

22 hours ago, Cali said:

I hoping to add (high heeled) knee boots with leggings this winter. I think wearing them with shorts might be my ticket.   Now THAT might be the new trend.

I would love to have the option to wear leggings and yoga pants to work. Here's the bottom half of what I wore to work on Halloween.

The heel is called a stiletto wedge. I have a Victoria's Secret sandal with a stiletto wedge.

Flying Tomato

As a full time public wearer I live by the following words spoken to me by a women in the clearance stacks at a DSW

Life's too short for shoes that hurt.

I already have a reputation to up hold. Colored nail, high heels with shorts, ....

I hoping to add (high heeled) knee boots with leggings this winter. I think wearing them with shorts might be my ticket.   Now THAT might be the new trend.

Yesterday this one boot loving high heeled woman (who asked for a picture) had these gorgeous front lace-up over the knee boots. She's going to give me the website she found them on.

On 10/26/2017 at 10:30 PM, Cali said:

Hard to get a picture that shows the detail. Wore these to work with shorts. Had numerous women tell me they LOVE my boots. One woman wanted to a picture on her phone with both of us showing our boots. That never happened when I wore men's shoes.

I wore these boots and shorts but with leopard print leggings to work as part of a Halloween costume.

Had many women in boots wanting pictures with both of us standing in a sexy pose.

What surprised me was how many men told me they liked my boots. Going to buy the blue suede version of this boot with my DSW boot special.

Snakeoil

54 minutes ago, Tacchi Alti said:

A few know about the pain but unless people are curious enough to ask, which has never happened yet, I don't want to volunteer the information just for the sake of it. Let them think what they like for now... However, I think if I explained to one person the word would soon be out to others who have just thought of me as a freak but who can now think of me as a freak with(out) back pain. 

Was your back pain caused by injury? Or is it something to do with getting old?

Jingle

GET BOTH!

Yes both. Why not, it's not my money. But some of my heels/boots are over $300.

The sandals are at a great price. Skip a cup of tea twice and they are paid for.

If the boots fit, get them or wait for a better sale price. I just have trouble with half zips.  I wear both, had sandals on yesterday and boots today.

17 hours ago, Tacchi Alti said:

I have some men's shoes with 2 inch cuban heels I wear with a business suit anyway, so people are used to me in some sort of heel - I just need the progression to a higher one which will actually do something for my back pain. I know I can tell people about the back pain, and they can disbelieve it if they wish, and perhaps if that reason gets out it will spread quickly. No one's asked so far, and I don't want to be the one to raise it unless maybe I see someone gawping at my heels and therefore have the opportunity to explain them.

Look into Bare Traps. They have some nice 2 inch cuban heels.

What do the people around you know about your back pain? How long have you had it?

My injury was big time with two 22 day hospital stays, several operations and about a 2 year recovery. My doctor has put it in my medical records. He has observed a 70% reduction in my pain medication since I started to wear high heels.

6 hours ago, jeremy1986 said:

instead of mules (which I pretty much despise ),

Jeremy you just haven't met the right mule. I love my mules.

The other place that people notice is on a staircase going up. The people behind you have a clear view of you shoes as you both go up the stairs.

When in you photoediting software you should have an option to open "paint"

Then re-size the image

Sweatshop

Quotation

Hana

Hawaii

But the line doesn't work with wedges.

Deli

Corn Beef

Sushi

Vanilla Bean

My first (of many) fall in heels. I was holding on so I was able to control it.

Hurt my pride more than anything else.