Show us your SHOES !!!

Only you could trade in a pair of thrift shop shoes on a stereo...hmmmm now I remember... I need a new car....

 

An 1867 Syrian ceremonial dress shoo for children:





1967 Australian handmade boot. Anyone know why the tassles are like that? lt looks like a mop on the end of a shoo. lol




lt's big ugly brother. 1967.

 

How is that first one a dress boot? More like a loafer in my opinion.

 

Darn!
I was going to post a photo of mine on "What are You Wearing Today". With some killer matching argyle socks.

 

lt's a dress boot because of all the decorative feathers....obviously a dress boot for peasants who generally run around shoeless.

 

Suddenly, Gene's white Florsheims aren't lookin' too shabby...

 

HAHAHA.......l say HAHAHA.

 

Off topic, but I didn't want to start a new thread...

I've been thinking, has the idea of making a separate forum on TFL for shoes ever been discussed? There's such a large amount of collectors, and most of us who are into dressing vintage have at least taken some steps to obtaining more than a few pairs of classically styled and vintage shoes. A new forum devoted to shoes would help to organize all the shoe threads floating around here. I think that it's a sizable amount of threads, and an important enough topic to deserve its own section... Ideas? Opinions? Or is it just too much work to take on right now?

 

Ive been thinking the same thing! So where is it?
Wolfe

 

I could see a Footwear section and Lord knows cookie and Gene would have a shoegasm.......

 

Note to Bartenders agree wholeheartedly....

I get it... shoe tragics have shoegasms...what do the hat guys have?

 

Today :

 

Posted in the WRONG thread....only real shoes in this thread pal!:rage:

 

You're right. The "One Stars" don't rate. I'll put on my "All Stars" and take a new shot for you!

 

I'm a much bigger fan of the All Stars then the one stars. Cleaner lines, a little more classic looking. No faux distressing.

That said, I flat out refuse to pay the $60 they're charging for 'em these days. Wal Mart makes near identical ones for all of $12, though a much more limited color selection (gray and navy).

As for the haters, Chucks have been made since the 20's, the lows since the 60's. They're simple canvas sneakers that quite certainly qualify as a vintage design.

 

I dig these spec loafers over at BB. The price is right but they're out of my size.

 

AMEN, brother!!

I gotta' admit though, I beat the $y$tem again on my couple of pairs. Bought both the 'Ones' and the 'Alls' as new but from thrift stores. $4 for one pair, $5 for the other. Both black hightops - my favorite since I was a lil' kid. Just love the things.

 

Latest thrift:

 

I guess they don't wear brown wingtips in FL anymore; that must be the 20th pair you've scored.

 

Those are excellent!