jim

Since my commute has been growing longer, I decided to keep a pair of heels in the car and wear them to/from work. I can't remember if I posted the pictures here before, so forgive me if you've seen them before.

Scotty

Cute shoes......I like 'em.

jim

Bloomingdales waffle textured jacket

Silk black 3/4 length sleeved shirt layered over sail Amsterdam tshirt

Seven Jeans

Nine West black pumps

Linea Pelle black woven leather wide belt

catpa (sorry.......its all Johnny Walker and I could think of)

Bloody well said HF.. jim

you mean pants like these?

I like those and also like the shorter gauchos like these

I really like both the styles you've shown SC. I would be able to do the palazzo pants with reasonable ease but would struggle with the gauchos... if only in my mind.

jim

btw...Thanks for showing us your good taste and style.

I probably have one of the largest collections in the world.

Almost three hundred pairs at the last count and I've added many pairs since then!

Do you think I might qualify?

WOW Doc, 300 pairs...

I'm a bloody amature by comparision...

jim

I'm a Wesrwood fan as well but those things leave me "stone motherless cold." They may have fetched 450 quid but they still look cheap to me.. jim

Thanks for posting the vids TD. I really enjoyed your Versace boots and the way you handled them in a close quarters situation.They went well with your skirt but I could not tell if you were wearing stockings or not.I also have to agree with the other members here who have said..."You've got great legs Trolldeg" btw. I do hope you wear those wonderful boots on the street often....they deserve to be flaunted. jim

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STUNNING ! I'm in love with those boots HeelTV...they have style and class a plenty and will make great street boots. I know high quality usually comes with a matching price tag and those Sergio Rossi's would be quite at home in my closet, but I could not throw down 500 euro for them and expect to sleep well....mores the pity jim

Dolcis 'define' kneehigh boots ... pointy toe and 4.5" blade heel

.... oh, and a below-the-knee skirt and purple nail varnish, the latter covering up a multitude of sins after too much mechanical engineering lately.

Xa

You are as bold as ever Mate ! I like your style.

jim

Today....Black 4" stiletto calfhigh leather boots, with a long point and a sniped toe.They are by Sachi. jim

Very nice boots tightlevisandhhboots.I think you have a winner with those and beleave they are a good choice for street heelin' guys. btw ..My pinstripe jeans are made in NZ (for the local market) under the brand name "Ignite".I doubt you'll get 'em in your neck of the woods, but you never know until you try.. jim

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Glad your 'puter is up and running and back where it belongs. Thanks for showing us the heel pics Arron...please keep us posted on the shoe you decide on.......and a detailed report on them if you are willing. jim

You rock those boots Jeff.. jim

I saw this bill board as I was driving in Auckland the other day.It was posted on the end of a bus shelter and caught my eye as I was passing. I jumped the kerb and parked my 4x4 on the grass next to the bus stop and grabbed the pic...much to the amusement of those waiting for the St Hellens bus.

jim

Since we are talking about jeans, I've included a pic of me wearing a pair of dark blue pinstriped lowrise jeans with my Via Spiga boots.

These are fitted at the waist and have a nice, almost flowing drape to them.They are quite wide and not at all tight on the leg but don't do a bad job of flattering (what remains) of my derriere.

and here the rear veiw...

jim

* Tent trailers are units that have a solid frame and short walls, and the roof pops up and the ends slide out to reveal the living area, which usually has canvas (or newer synthetic materials) for the walls -

LOL....we call these things "pop-up toasters" down here.

They're mostly used by the city folks for vacations at the beach.These things dont cost a furtune to own, are super easy to errect as they "pop-up" and durring the hight of summer the occupants are usually cooked to perfection in about 3 minutes.

jim

five-eight with out shoes. jim

Thats a good style for heel wearing guys fashionablefun and it looks great on you..the bag btw, adds a nice practical touch. ! I do this look often but mostly with stiletto boots. I usually opt for a slightly longer shirt thats not quite so busy in either white or dusky pink. When teamed with my dark Pierre Cardin jacket (very fine pinstripes) over well fitted designer lowrise bootcuts, I look well dressed and am good to go for most occasions. For a more casual outing I'll swap the collared shirt for a plain T and to soften the look I will do the boots in suede and perhaps wear a cuff. Good luck with your street heeling. jim

Hi Shafted. Those new knee boots with the flames sure are pretty and they make quite a statement with the cuffed up jeans.I think you have put together a bold look that suites your body shape and your outlook. You realy do wear that outfit well Shafted...good on you. jim

Hi ya Jeff.. I have been real busy of late and may have missed previous postings of this pic, but it's great to see a full length photo of you and put a face to the name "JeffB" at long last. The boots look cool btw.. regards jim

I see a shapely calf and a delightfully arched foot cradled by the wearers shoe. This is an image of beauty that should inspire and bring pleasure to the eye....

But draped pitifuly by the lifeless body of such a delicate creature, the image for me is now one that boarders on the obscene.

Such a perverse contradiction.....oh how it grieves my spirit.

jim

This guy is damn clever,thanks for the link TD. I wish I had 1/10 of his talent. jim