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Van Noten showing a lot of platform boots as well.

I like the knee-high riding boots. I've got 4-5, if I could just get around to shooting photos.

This is pretty bold fashion, with the white and black, but I did wear the boots to a dermatologist appointment with two interesting comments. First, as I was entering the Doctor's office through underground parking, I noted a woman looking my direction as she got into her car. Before I made it to the entrance, she had turned her car around to pull up along side me and said something through the car window. I didn't quite make out what she said and I swirled around on my heeled-white-booties to ask, "What's that?" She then repeated, "You look fabulous!" I thanked her profusely and headed into my appointment. In the dermatologist's office there were a few female helpers and interns all crowded around my chair during the simple treatment on my forehead. Just as we were finishing the dermatologist said "Your boots remind me of my new Tesla." I said, "In what way?" He replied, "All of the seating is in white leather" "Cool", I said. The boots are a size 11, inexpensive footwear from Charlotte Russe, paired with ankle pants and Keith Haring T-shirt from, both from Uniglo and blazer from H&M, all male attire.

I know -- I quit posting photos for a long time. I joined in 2004, started posting photos in 2006 (see FashionableFun Collection #1) and then quit until recently. I do enjoy fashion in general and have had a long interest in female footwear which I incorporate into mostly male attire, albeit very trendy. Although I wear heels with jeans, I think heels often look more appropriate with slacks. I look at what females wear their with heels for inspiration. I shop a lot at Zara, Uniglo, H&M, Forever21 and Urban Outfitters. I prefer these inexpensive options, because I tend to change styles quickly. I'll post some more photos. Thanks for the encouragement.

The white pants outfit was actually inspired by a post (or a Pinterest collection) from @kneehighs

Here's a different shot of the same posted in another thread, of my Aldo boots, Alendadia model, size 11. I've worn these a lot, including when I"m out together with my wife and at the class I teach at University. When paired with appropriate fashionable clothes, they garner no comment.

Here's my boots, referenced in the Harry Styles comment above, but sans the flared slacks. I like these. They are constructed much like a pump, pointed, with almost no sole showing, but as a boot, very wearable everywhere.

Styles boot here is very similar to couple of mine, which I wear with complete abandon. (I'll try to post pix). They are very doable around family and friends. I note also his slightly flared slacks, which seem to be coming back again.

Nine West pumps, or what?

I'm of the opinion that if your whole outfit looks good together, it's actually less noticeable, despite the gender mismatch in the footwear.

I've seen multiple other shots of you spinning girls. How did this rather unusual playfulness even begin?

Here's the outfit I put together, inspired by a photo in another thread. I went both shopping for a new TV and also went to the mall, shopping for clothes and for lunch in the food court. I felt it looked good and was confident. No one seemed to take any notice, despite the obvious display.

It does beat 2004, I too was around then as well and remember both TheFashionSpot.com and the Elle thread you started.

Here's a photo of my own outfit, inspired by @kneehighs photo. I not only went shopping for a new TV in it, but later I went to the mall and, shopped around. Had lunch in the food court, which at the time was full of high school kids. As with looking for TV's, there was no comment on my attire at either location. I believe if you look good and have confidence, it all looks pretty logical. (BTW, the photo is recent, but the shopping was before Labor Day).

Hey, Kneehighs, what' the model name of the MK boots?