Let's Talk About Shoes
6:33 PMThis post is dedicated to Vin, who's having 29 pairs of shoes in his closet.
This is something which I love, other than the banana with two dangling nuts at the side. The title above just explained itself.
Anyhoo, I'll not be posting my shoes here anytime soon. I had a little misfortune some time back, causing me to lose quite a number and pairs that I truly love. Never can I find them ever again, especially that pair of Bonia brogues which is a limited edition one. Maybe it's never meant to be.
But! That doesn't shoo me away from my love for shoes. I'm currently on the hunt for some pairs that will last in terms of wear and tear, together with effortless style.
Don't think that style isn't important! Psychologists said that when we usually judge a person, we always look at their feet first and from there, gaze upwards towards their face. So, having a good pair of shoes is beneficial.
But really, how many pairs do you really need? What is the minimal number? For me, it's 3.
One pair that can bring you from work to clubs, one pair for laid back weekends, and another pair for you to wear just about anywhere; i.e sandals/slippers/thongs.
For laid back weekends, choose something that you can wear comfortably. Boat shoes and driving shoes are the best. Besides being timeless in style, they can be worn with either jeans or shorts. Best worn without socks. If you could not live without socks, wear no-show socks.
The demigods of boat shoes and driving shoes are Sebago and Carshoe.
Here are some pairs that I found on the net which I'd love to have.
If you feel that these are a bit too old, you can always go for Converse. If you have extra to spend, why not go for the ultimate shoe, a pair of Louboutin? (pronounced lu-bu-TAHN)
Yes, it's that shoe that may have come out from an S&M factory, but with an added air of elegance. It's what inspire the designers to produce the pair of high-tops you see above.
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