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I saw several newspaper reports about that, and these are mentioned many times across the internet in reports. I have never managed to find an image of these anywhere, which I find most odd. Anyone else had any luck?

Hmm. Not the best images I have seen of her. She can look quite classy when she wants to, but I do like the shoes. They look to be at least 5 inches high. Anyone got any idea of the make and style of them? They are designer, for sure, given the triangular metallic area on the underside of the sole, at the toe end. I'd say they look about UK size 7, (maybe size 8 even) or so, too. But then, shes a tall girl. .

How about this list of TV shows and films with Go-Go boots in them:

http://host65.ipowerweb.com/~particun/ggb-production/tv.php3

Its the YSL logo that adds the extra zero on the end of the price.

Good post Heelfan. Covered just about everything that I would have said.

One more question. What sort of heels are you looking for?

There are obviously court shoes (pumps), and then with a strap over the foot there are the Mary Janes styles.

There are various sandals, with open or closed toes, or strappy toes. Some shoes (both courts or sandals) can have an ankle strap, and there are d'Orsay styles with a court-like toe, a back piece to the rear of the foot and an ankle strap. These are really nice. There are sling-backs of various types, and there are slip-on mules. Finally there are many types of boots from ankle length, calf length, knee length, and thigh boots.

When done with that decision, do you want a stiletto heel, a block heel, or a wedge heel; Oh, and was that with, or without, a platform ??

Just remembered one more thing... how high do you want the heel?

Anything from 0 to 9 inches is possible without a platform. For a first time wearer try something about, or just under, 4 inches; or just over if feeling adventurous. Once you like it, you'll want to go for 5 inch or more, but that takes practice.

Have a look in Faith, United Footwear, and TK Maxx too, if you can.

Happy shopping!

>> I'd have more posts if I took part in the Non-heel stuff(the story, word association, etc) <<

Yeah, reckon I would have twice what I have now if I visited those threads. However, posting in about 10 different fora on diverse topics most days, means I have very limited time to spend on each, otherwise I would be online 24/7.

Hmmm. Did my shoes change at 400 posts? I didn't see. Been away for a couple of weeks. Forgot what I had before.

38C = 100.5F 40C is about 105F Far too hot.

They look like the toe box collapses slightly as well, and thereby gets a nasty crease across it. It doesn't look right. Ah, wait a minute. Maybe (for the shoes in the top two rows only) those aren't actually photographs but simply some images produced by an art package on a computer. They look too alike in the patterning on each shoe, etc.

>> Mars will rise in the east at 10 p.m. and reach its azimuth at about 3 a.m. <<

Make that the zenith instead, and it'll read right. Looked out last night, and it is really easy to find. Just look South-East around midnight.

A number of places in Britain look to be having observing sessions at the end of August; in National Astronomy Week. Darn, there is a National Something-or-other Week every week it seems.

I saw that Faith and New Look, among others, already started stocking some hybrid shoes, including some that remind me of football or bowling shoes with stiletto heels. I don't like them all that much.

I like the River Island boots, but I think they might be a bit too fragile somehow.

I see that they have some 4.5 inch shoes in stock now too. They don't always go so high.

The Swedish boots remind me a little of some of those from Bronx.

>> Julietta, all I see are red X's :evil <<

Umm, I think all that was meant was that the user was not seeing the images, just the little box with a red X in it that the Infernal Exploiter throws up when it can't be bothered to load the images in a web page.

Heh, those Oxfords are quite nice. A few people do still sell them. I'll probably be shot if I mention Leatherworks, in Islington, or The Little Shoe Box just down the road from them, again.

>> black duck tape <<

Hope the duck didn't mind. I use duct tape. :argue:

For posting images, there should not be any spaces in the code you put in the forum message.

From the posted URL, it looks like the shoes came from: http://www.silhouette.nl/

I am surprised at the lack of size 41 shoes in your area. Many UK stores go from size 36 to 42 these days; with a select few going a little more one way or the other.

Nice site. Thanks for finding and sharing. Those ballet shoes are so high!

One of the funniest things I ever saw on TV was Dirty Den dubbed into Norwegian when we had freak TV reception in the UK, and stuff from many miles away came through as clear as if it were from just down the road.

I hope you didn't scuff the backs or sides of those shoes. Seems like that would be easy to do.

I may have been mistaken. They seemed familiar, but I am not a regular reader of the other board. I have looked there just a few times in the last couple of years. Maybe I saw them there. Right now, I have no idea.

Try Leatherworks in Islington, London, with loads of similar styles with 5.5 inch heel, also at www.leatherworks.co.uk and then also resold by bananashoes.com in the US, and others.

Faith and I think Barratts too, in the UK, have several high heel light sports shoe type things going. Not high heel-trainers, but something else.

I'm sure that I have seen those stories on a website somewhere a year or two ago.

A quick search on Google will probably find the site.

Thanks for posting anyway. They are probably new to a lot of other people.

Stories at: http://www.hhplace.org/hhboard/viewtopic.php?t=1798

Just so y'all know; that the images above are of a man.

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Maybe if everyone gets Googleing now, a list of shops and addresses could be compiled.