Um Amber you must be making some good money to be saying "THEY ARE ONLY" 100 something dollars for shoes. Boots are decent for that price not some shoes. Happy for you though if you are and can afford these shoes besides the boots. But a lil' envy as well b/c I am a SHOE FANATIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BlogXilla
· 2 months ago
Is $145 really a lot of money for shoes? Really?!?
BlogXilla
· 2 months ago
Is $145 really a lot of money for shoes? WORD? Really?
TheDuchess
· 2 months ago
Nope..
ChellBellz AKA Mimz
· 2 months ago
Nope, not really, For a good Shoe, thats amazing. You buy a cheap shoe, you get what you pay for. If you pockets thin, then you shouldn't worry about it anyway.
MzVirgo
· 2 months ago
It's somewhat expensive.
ChellBellz AKA Mimz
· 2 months ago
I can understand if maybe that just not your budget, but I feel like If i could afford it Id rather have a good shoe, thats an investment piece rather then 10 pairs of cheap shoes. Same thing with handbags. There is no point in me buying a 20 bag thats gonna fall apart , when i have to keept replacing it, you might as well go and get a goo crafted bag, and you dont have to replace it.
To me the key word is if you can afford it. But your talking to someone who has brought a good pair of shoes, and I take them back to the shoe shop to get them shined, and repaired once a year to keep them up. Shoes are meant to last if you paying big bucks.
msmegan
· 2 months ago
$145 for some fly shoes--worth every penny I don't understand chicks who pay $100+ for tims & sneakers, but then shop @ burlington coat factory for dress shoes and wonder why their feet hurt
divainfinity
· 2 months ago
yessss msmegan i so agreeeeee....wtf yo..$145 aint nothing for a pair a shoes....and unless they shop at charlotte rousse or wet seal for a pair of shoes...cmonnnn..lol
Fabs
· 2 months ago
Wow good to see ya'lls perspective. First- no this Lady right here does not shop at chrlt or whatever else teenager store and espcially not for shoes. I guess I don't have the budget for it but even if I did, it had to be a real fly fly and sorry to say but real high end like YSLs, Guiseppes etc. for me to drop on shoes. But um yeah at least where I come from and the people that I am around and circle of girlfriends, we do not drop $100 something on some shoes esp. some sandal (open toes) shoes if they are not boots. We watch Sex and the City and find Carrie crazy the way she spends on shoes but hey she's a shop-aholic and besides my other obligations are 1st before just dropping some Benjamin Franklins.
But if you can afford it, happy for you and TOUCHE but I'm on a budget.
SO BLOGXILLA so you telling me that you be buying your "ladyfriends" and exes shoes that cost $100 something or more? Blogging is doing you well then....
nynikki
· 2 months ago
I'm with Fabs, but for different reasons. I can't see spending $145+ on a trendy shoe, and the ones above (as fierce as they are) fall into that category for me with the exception of the boot. I agree that you can't go wrong with a tall sexy boot. :-)
I will spend good money on well-made classic pieces; clothing and shoes that I can wear no matter what's happening with trends. I'll have those items forever, so it's worth the money. And I tend to spend more for good shoes. Nothing's worse than a cheap shoe messing/marking up your feet.
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To me the key word is if you can afford it. But your talking to someone who has brought a good pair of shoes, and I take them back to the shoe shop to get them shined, and repaired once a year to keep them up. Shoes are meant to last if you paying big bucks.
I don't understand chicks who pay $100+ for tims & sneakers, but then shop @ burlington coat factory for dress shoes and wonder why their feet hurt
But if you can afford it, happy for you and TOUCHE but I'm on a budget.
SO BLOGXILLA so you telling me that you be buying your "ladyfriends" and exes shoes that cost $100 something or more? Blogging is doing you well then....
I will spend good money on well-made classic pieces; clothing and shoes that I can wear no matter what's happening with trends. I'll have those items forever, so it's worth the money. And I tend to spend more for good shoes. Nothing's worse than a cheap shoe messing/marking up your feet.