Yes, I am back with the shoe stories. This time I'm going to shift my focus onto dress shoes. I am a sneaker person myself but I have a lot of dress shoes as well. I just have too many pairs of shoes.
Anyways, let's dive into the article.
The "No my ankles are fine" look.
I think girls will relate to this more (actually I think to all of these) however, this situation I have been in often. I usually don't wear high heels but when I do, I sometimes shoot my shot a little too high and end up hurting my ankles quite a lot. Nevertheless, I give myself the confidence that I can wear them and then an hour later I am taking them off in agony.
The story these tell is: I can walk. I can walk. Yeah, see I can walk I promise. Oh? Stairs? No No! I can totally go up the stairs.
The "These are nice..." look
This goes hand in hand with the sneakers and how you really don't know a shoe looks bad until you wear it for a while and you realize it's absolutely awful. This happened to me my Junior year homecoming when the shoes I bought looked so bad with my dress that I decided to ditch them and wear the shoes I am supposed to wear for choir. (Aso nothing against the shoes in the picture that's what came up when I typed ugly high heels)
The story these tell is: It was last minute, I wasn't thinking but here I am not knowing what else to do. Maybe I could sell them?
The "These are my occasion shoes only" look.
You wear these shoes only on occasions such as birthdays or dinners. I personally have a pair of fancy shoes dedicated to this. I was so sad when these shoes stopped fitting me but I still have them and have not given them away. I just can't bear the thought.
The story these shoes tell is: I am here for only purpose: to flaunt my shoes.
The "I don't wear heels" look.
I've said this sentence many times to my mom while out buying shoes. Sometimes, you just don't feel like wearing high heels and I personally think that's great. I have a lot of cute flats and dress shoes that I tie up like sneakers and they are my favorite thing to wear when I just don't feel like making my ankles suffer.
The story these tell is: Beauty isn't pain. I can be comfy and classy without wearing heels. Let me live my life.
The "I can suffer just this once" look.
This usually happens to me when I have to wear a pair of shoes that aren't comfy, nor do they fit well. I usually suffer for the occasion and after, don't wear a pair of heels for another six months. I can guarantee that a lot of women out there relate to this. Sometimes, the shoe is just too good to pass up even if it doesn't fit.
The story these tell is: I am only here for this one night and this one night only so you better notice how much effort I put into wearing these.
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