Turns out the majority of people who voted consider anywhere between $15 and $60 affordable for shoes. I have to say that I am in aggreeance (is that a word?) with you. For me, buying a hot pair of heels or boots for $100 + means that I'm splurging. And once in awhile, I LOVE splurging even though it can be extremely dangerous. So, for me, when I can score something great for my feet within my budget, I just want to run down the shoe aisle...jump up and click my heels twice. (Not only could I not even do that if I tried, but I would knock over the lady next to me who has too many shoes in her hand to try on and didn't see a big mama coming her way. WOW -- my imagination really took a hold of me for a minute....)
So, ANYWAY, now that I kinda have an idea about my readers' idea of affordability, I'm curious about something else: where do you typically wind up purchasing your shoes?
From the ooh-la-la eluxury.com to -- my buy-back vintage favorite -- Wasteland on Melrose, the options these days are so vast. So tell me, I'm dying to know!
...and tell me that is not the most AWESOME picture of shoes. I found it on a past section of www.newyorkmetro.com. It's like a mirror of my brain.
3 comments:
Thanks to Elana, her savvy shopping and fabulous advice, I have come to love and embrace the peep toe heel. Being 5'9", I stayed away from the cute fashion trnds in shoes, but Elana helped me to see I could pull it off!
Thanks Elana!
Hey I recently stumbled upon ur blog and I think it's great. Would u like to link?
Thanks Denice...love ya!
...Thanks Bianca -- your blog is fascinating! For not being very "fashion-conscious," you sure know your stuff. It's very glossy! So you got it girl, I'm adding you to my blog for sure ;)
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