That was a question posed to me by my husband, The Duke*, yesterday and I answered "er, about sixty I guess, although a more accurate guesstimate would be more than fifteen and fewer than fifteen thousand." I really don't know to be honest and they're stored everywhere around the house: under the bed, under the hall table, on top of the wardrobe and other places which defy logic. Why so many you may ask and I cannot answer that question - I just own loads of shoes, nuff said. Actually were were wandering through Covent Garden yesterday en route to visiting the Central London Masonic Temple** and had a look in the Doctor Martens shop which contained a myriad of lovely shoes and I've already worked out which boots I'll purchase next. Arrggghhh.
It got me thinking about these boots which I rarely ever wear because they feature 3 inch heels. Yes, they're snake print and I absolutely adore them, but cannot walk far in them. I may wear my Clarks Zebra print boots to the Christmas Lunch at work on Tuesday, but the last time I donned them they scraped all of the skin off of my left foot. Eek.
* I am not married to John Wayne for two reasons: one is that I don't enjoy Westerns and the other is that he's dead, which doesn't feature in the modern marriage Act.
** It was a really odd place; however they do free tours though if you're stuck for stuff to do in central London.
I am a lady with large feet - a size 9/43 to be precise. Along the way I'll be wittering on about the mad, bad world of shoes, feet and generally musing about related stuff. To break up the never-ending prose, there are loads of pictures too, however, I really don't want copying or downloading any of my images and posting them in another website as this is illegal. Please don't do it or I'll take the necessary steps to cease this forthwith.
Saturday, 30 November 2013
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Silver Toed Wednesday
I have painted my toenails silver - the colour came courtesy of my friend who regularly buys Glamour Magazine (mainly because it's only £2 per month I'll warrant) but who am I to complain when she passes their wonderful free gifts onto me? This month it was a Nail Inc Kate Spade special edition in Kensington Silver as the company always name their colours after London postal districts. A while ago I received a deep purple colour, area unknown, although it was probably very expensive indeed (the area, not the polish, although retailing at £11 it's out of my price range.)
Actually, pictured in the evening it's clear that my feet swell quite a bit during the day. That said, I do walk quite a lot and my neighbour commented earlier that I'm like Speedy Gonzalez. That's just me, I don't tend to amble along a great deal, especially when commuting, oh dear no.
Actually, pictured in the evening it's clear that my feet swell quite a bit during the day. That said, I do walk quite a lot and my neighbour commented earlier that I'm like Speedy Gonzalez. That's just me, I don't tend to amble along a great deal, especially when commuting, oh dear no.
Friday, 15 November 2013
Doctor Martens Clemency Eight Hole Red Patent Boots
Yay readers - I'm back! I bet you've all missed me, haven't you? Well, I've been out and about enjoying the winter weather, but not sadly the sore throat that's marring my enjoyment of life at the moment. Footwear? Yes indeedy and what better to beckon the brutal English winter head on but a lovely pair of DMs huh? I was searching through their site and noticed a red patent heeled eight hole pair of lovelies in a style called 'Clemency' which I researched online and decided to purchase from Amazon. To make way for a new pair of boots, a redundant pair must go and I decided to sell the DM Darla boots I own on eBay because at 3.5 inches, the heels are far too high for me to cope with and now they're being enjoyed by a fellow fan up in Scotland.
So, here are the beauties, pictured in their full patent glory; they look pink, but I can assure you that they're bright red in reality. They are wearing in nicely too and I'm enjoying their patented bouncing soles and the grips are rather wonderful too. I especially like the heel and at 6cm, it's perfect for everyday wearing. I've put on a bit of lumber recently, so I'm pairing them with leggings and tunic tops until I can slim back into my skinnies.
So, here are the beauties, pictured in their full patent glory; they look pink, but I can assure you that they're bright red in reality. They are wearing in nicely too and I'm enjoying their patented bouncing soles and the grips are rather wonderful too. I especially like the heel and at 6cm, it's perfect for everyday wearing. I've put on a bit of lumber recently, so I'm pairing them with leggings and tunic tops until I can slim back into my skinnies.
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