Shoes

[danaeris]

So, I crawled the Eaton Centre today looking for a black boot that won't look too ridiculous with tights and a skirt/dress, and would be relatively comfortable to wear for a while.

I hadn't realized how expensive boots run for. The boots that were in the vein I can imagine working for me were all at least $100 with the rare exception.

This was the only one I found that might work:
A doable boot?

At $90, this boot is stylish and has a relatively low heel. Still, it's 1.5", and you get what you pay for -- my impression is that Transit/Spring shoes are very low quality, probably not made of real leather, and I question whether or not it will stand up to any water or snow.

Maybe I should just suffer through the winter and wait until I can afford some Fluevog boots. BTW, if you like super-high-quality fashion goods, check Fluevog out. They are AMAZING. I'm told their heels are the most comfortable you've ever worn, and they are certainly incredibly stylish.

Something like

(except that has a 2" heel)

Comments

[blackorchid1.livejournal.com]

OMG - I covet those boots!!! Are they available now?

[secretsoflife.livejournal.com]

fluevogs make me shoe-horny. as soon as i am less broke i expect to do lots of damage to my wallet in that store :)

[outcastspice.livejournal.com]

i *love* Fluevogs, i've owned two pairs so far (wore one pair until they fell apart, but sadly the 2nd pair has a heel that is higher than i thought it was at the time of purchase, so i can't wear them constnatly. also, i cant wear them in snow). anyways, as long as you're sure you can handle the heel, get teh shoes. they're great.