RonC

I agree. Men's heels from that era were not good looking shoes.

Oh shut up....lol. We midwesterners are not so fortunate!

Looking good J! I admire your chutzpah!

I tend to agree. Not my style at all.

Good for you!

Target has size 12 ib store in your area? 11 is the highest they go around me.

Definitely miss Payless and their wide range of sizes. Kind of surprised that no other retailer has stepped up to fill that void....

Can't tell you how many times I've done the same.

hh_pe, let us know if she follows up on her vow to wear heels as well!

Wish I knew what she was saying. Does she really not feel the cold? Crazy!

While I like many of the styles offered by Nine West, they often run on the narrow side, which is not a good fit for me.

Probably around 10 or 11 years old I would occasionally slip on my Moms heels. But as she wore a very small size 5 1/2 US, I didn’t fit into those very long. In my mid teens I’m embarrassed to admit that I pilfered a pair of heels that belonged to a classmates mom that wore a much larger size. While heels were likely no more than 2.5 inches, I did enjoy them. I think the first pair I purchased was from Thom McAn, a brown pump with a slightly thicker than stiletto heel back in maybe 1968 or 1969, the only heel they had in the store in size 10. I wish I had all of the shoes I’ve bought through the 50 years since, though maybe having the money spent instead would be better! I’ve always had storage issues so I rarely kept/keep what I buy very long. Typically donate those I part with to places like Salvation Army or churches, so people do get some bargains on nice, minimally worn heels in size 11 or 12. Hopefully someone then gets good use out of them!

You look great in those outfits. And the pumps are perfect with those jeans!

The one near me had an extremely limited selection in size 11 and I’ve never seen a 12 there. Pretty much a waste for me in terms of shoes.

Nice finds for not much cash! Personally I like the first pair best.