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Evans goes up to at least size 10, and in wide fittings....

Some larger Barratts stores also have size 10 (UK).

I just CANNOT, wear, at all, 2 or 3 inch heels. It just all goes wrong. It has to be almost completely flat or more than 4 inches. Height matters.

I would be interested to know what brand name those shoes are, and the shoe size if you are able to take a peek sometime....

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See here for some more retro stuff: http://www.heikes-heels.de/serien/50erJ1.htm

(These are from the 1950s, and there are 9 pages in all)

The all look the same, and walk the same, 'cus they're all inbreds.

>> i took a closer look and saw a three quater length leather coat didnt think much of it and looked a bit higher and found the person to be male, <<

Now, that could have been Xaphod, who occasionally frequents these forums....

You shoulda worn your 6 or 7 inch heels....

They are well known, French, and usually fairly expensive I believe.

They have a website: http://www.jean-gaborit.com/ too.

Gotta love that Madonna thighboot, already with a 13.5cm (5-1/4inch) heel at size EU 37!!

Now. These heels are too long!

That site does not allow remote linking directly to images so you need to go to this page: http://www.mikescelebs.net/j/jessicaalba/ (which is the folder above) and then look for it there.

There is a fairly well hidden link to "Page 2" that you might have missed too....

Interesting site, that: http://www.fashion-heels.de/index1.html

I am assuming that the other site does not allow remote hot-linking of images, but you can still see all of the images if you go to the folder above, at: http://www.mikescelebs.net/j/jessicaalba/

Those shoes look like the Clichy pump by Christian Louboutin and will set you back a tidy sum. They have a 5 inch heel, and there was a pointy toe version the year before (which I like even more).

Heh. I have seen that shop and I like their stuff. Never been in. The shop is the size of about 10 telephone kiosks, so "intimate" isn't the word; and there was already 2 or 3 people in there everytime I have looked. Round the corner from there was "The Shoe Shed", part of United Footwear. They have had a "closing down" sale for the last 2 years, and less than a month ago, a repossession (termination of lease) order was slapped on the door. It had happened that morning, and all the stock was still in the shop.

I believe they are by Vivienne Westwood or similar.

Several designers are selling real 5 inch heels (without platform) at the moment: Roland Mouret, Christian Louboutin, Azzedine Alaia, and several others...

The bar is useful. It tells you how big the main picture is going to be when you click on the small picture that is shown here in the thread.

That's what they invented the Tube for! About 6 or 7 Pounds gets you an all day ticket for the Tube and the buses for Zones 1 2 and 3 for as many trips as you like until way after midnight. Aldo make some nice stuff. I hope you also visited at least Faith, Schuh, and Dune in Oxford Street. There are about 15 shoe shops in Oxford Street. Another shoe Mecca is Camden High Street, and there are a few nice shops around the Covent Garden area.

I am concerned as to what "streetshooting" might imply....

I have a pair similar to those (almost 5 inch block heel), but without the straps, that I got from Faith a long time ago. They are real nice. I really like those in the picture above. Have they got a manufacturer, brand, or style name, marked anywhere at all?

Isn't it Evans in the UK, that do their knee boots in multiple shaft widths?

That'll be "one for the price of twenty" then, compared to normal shops...

I often see a pair of women's shoes left in the "men's section" in various stores, and always wonder how they got there: Moved by a customer as a joke. Tried on by a man who put them back without buying. Left by a woman who changed her mind and just dumped on the nearest shelf. Some other reason...

There are many British, French, German, etc, vendors, all with a huge product range. Why not try those?