are these things permissible (this season, anyway), and if not why not:
1) dress or casual dress shoes without socks (e.g., loafers)
2) sneakers, or as the brits call them, "trainers" (there are many that consider them painfully declasse, yet they apparently are quite "in" these days to judge by the current street fashion)
3) "utility" shoes, e.g. hiking boots, work boots or shoes, and if so - which ones
4) white shoes (esp. for men)
5) sandals for men
6) cowboy boots for women or men (they always seem to be in, out, in again, out again, etc.) and if so - what would one wear them with??
we already know that sandals over white socks is PUNISHABLE BY DEATH!!!
1) dress or casual dress shoes without socks (e.g., loafers)
2) sneakers, or as the brits call them, "trainers" (there are many that consider them painfully declasse, yet they apparently are quite "in" these days to judge by the current street fashion)
3) "utility" shoes, e.g. hiking boots, work boots or shoes, and if so - which ones
4) white shoes (esp. for men)
5) sandals for men
6) cowboy boots for women or men (they always seem to be in, out, in again, out again, etc.) and if so - what would one wear them with??
we already know that sandals over white socks is PUNISHABLE BY DEATH!!!
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WAY TOO MANY RULES!
Mon, January 21, 2008 - 3:28 PMWear your boots any way you like, if you are dressing for yourself. Why, I have a pair of black "velvet" gold-seqiuned-and-embroidered boots that I wear with everything from black "yoga" pants tucked in to Pirate gear at the Pirate fests. If you are dressing for Someone Else,
be sure to get a clear message about the reward you will recieve for this. Good luck!
