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19 February 2008

We don't see this much.

Pictured below is the footwear worn by the stylish companion of Miriam from the Netherlands, one of the contestants in the World's Fastest Knitting Competition that I blogged about on Sunday. It is difficult to tell because of the angle of the shot, but that shoe was about 18" long, all of the excess length in that extreme pointed toe. Dscf9818

We don't often see shoes like this in Minneapolis. In fact, we seldom see much beyond parkas and scarves and snowboots. It's good to know that fashion is alive and well elsewhere.

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Stylin'!

Sweet!

Lots of space for frozen-off toes to rattle around in.

Regarding being fashionable, you know, I can't remember the last time I wore a pair of high heel shoes . . .

Ewwww!

It's not alive or well here either!

I meant by that here, where I live in Maine, versus here in this post!

does this mean my 16 year old boots for the rink are no longer fashionable? What about my blue Sorels, surely those are still cutting edge....

Is that fashion? Good thing you told me, I wouldn't have known. ;-)

I actually kind of like them! Not sure that *I* would wear them, but... :)

Those shoes are SO COOL!!!!

Yes, but - I bet they'll dissolve in the snow....

Wow! That is one stylin' shoe, there!!!

I also photo'd those amazing shoes. There was a British-influenced blast of long and pointy shoes like these about 20 years ago. I believe they provided a larger base in case the wind caught those padded shoulders wrong. :-)

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