i might also have bloody feet, but esb swears that if i start slowly and break them in with socks first, they will be fine. which is good because i'm wearing them no matter what. they are my perfect spring/summer/fall/winter shoe ... the kind i can *hopefully* just throw on, the kind that will add a touch of non-slob to my slobby self.
swedish hasbeens - t-strap sky high in nature.
also the bokeh firework photo is from erika's flikr stream.
so jealous of people who can wear *real* shoes right now. sweartogod, i've been wearing joe's slippers for the past two weeks. yep, i'm THAT girl.
ReplyDeletei like the phrase, sky high in nature. yes, yes you are dear.
ReplyDeleteoh MY, i love these.
ReplyDeleteI want hasbeens but just had to send some back because they were much too small. Now waiting for one of the two styles they make in a bigger size to come back into stock...
ReplyDeleteyou BETTER break em in with socks. blood could really stain that nude leather.
ReplyDeletei was JUST looking at swedish hasbeens this morning. i LOVE them. i bought a pair of no. 6 clogs last year. first time i wore them i thought i broke the bone on the top of my foot. not cool since they cost an arm and an leg and i had the same idea in terms of them being my go-to shoes. so i started wearing them with socks. worked like a dream.
ReplyDeleteSuch incredible inspiration!
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Beeeeeee - autiful duo of images. PRETTY IN PINK!
ReplyDeleteupdate on the hurt factor?
ReplyDeleteanon - they are absolutely DREAMY. the breaking in didn't take too long at all. i can now wear them sans socks all day long. the leather hasn't softened exactly, but it has given enough to not be a bother. also, they say you can rub 'em down with olive oil, but i didn't go that route ... i'm not too keen on them darkening any more, or any earlier, than they need to.
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