Comments on: Shoes For The Dancer’s Toes http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/ Manolo Loves the Shoes! Fri, 08 Aug 2008 21:21:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: imqowzkpwh http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-453159 imqowzkpwh Thu, 24 May 2007 16:44:21 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-453159 <a href="http://teqlxbcor.com" rel="nofollow">rgghwsep</a> rgghwsep

]]> By: Roxie http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-7611 Roxie Thu, 21 Jul 2005 17:30:54 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-7611 I also would like to say that I dread when summer comes now that all you see is sandals. Everyone I know wears them except for one friend and myself. I just hate it...most of the time I try to stay home and not go out much because I have become so self-concious about it... I have lost the tips of two toes due to a car accident and I cannot wear open-toes without feeling everyone is looking at my foot. I pray that someday, sandals go away!! I would love being a man. They do not have to endure what women do when it comes to fashion. They can wear tennis shoes, loafers for the summer and no one thinks anything if they don't wear sandals. Are the styles going to change???? I also would like to say that I dread when summer comes now that all you see is sandals. Everyone I know wears them except for one friend and myself. I just hate it…most of the time I try to stay home and not go out much because I have become so self-concious about it…
I have lost the tips of two toes due to a car accident and I cannot wear open-toes without feeling everyone is looking at my foot. I pray that someday, sandals go away!!
I would love being a man. They do not have to endure what women do when it comes to fashion. They can wear tennis shoes, loafers for the summer and no one thinks anything if they don’t wear sandals.
Are the styles going to change????

]]> By: fiddypairsofshoes http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-837 fiddypairsofshoes Mon, 18 Apr 2005 19:22:15 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-837 fiddy is also of the law profession but works for a big conservative company as an inhouse lawyer--we are also not permitted to let someone or anyone [:}] go between our toes and not supposed to be able to wear the shoes of the mule. However, if the pants are long enough...who is to know that one is wearing the shoes of the mule and is going backless??? fiddy is also of the law profession but works for a big conservative company as an inhouse lawyer–we are also not permitted to let someone or anyone [:}] go between our toes and not supposed to be able to wear the shoes of the mule.

However, if the pants are long enough…who is to know that one is wearing the shoes of the mule and is going backless???

]]> By: Viatrix http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-800 Viatrix Sat, 16 Apr 2005 02:04:02 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-800 Oh dear...the Viatrix, she may have to leave the law school now.... Oh dear…the Viatrix, she may have to leave the law school now….

]]> By: Kai Jones http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-798 Kai Jones Fri, 15 Apr 2005 23:23:38 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-798 Ha! I'm a legal secretary. The first firm that employed me (almost 20 years ago) did pantyhose checks in the summer--that is, you had better be wearing them! Now I work for a much more relaxed place: the main rule is don't scare the clients (and since they're mostly unions, don't overdress as well as don't underdress). Ha! I’m a legal secretary. The first firm that employed me (almost 20 years ago) did pantyhose checks in the summer–that is, you had better be wearing them! Now I work for a much more relaxed place: the main rule is don’t scare the clients (and since they’re mostly unions, don’t overdress as well as don’t underdress).

]]> By: La BellaDonna http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-797 La BellaDonna Fri, 15 Apr 2005 19:56:19 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-797 Ha! Aunt Snow made La BellaDonna laugh! Actually, Aunt Snow nearly made La BellaDonna do a spit-take. And does Aunt Snow's workplace allow the bare toes <i>without</i> the destructive, distracting thong? Or thing? Or is the possibility of the polished toenails blinding the CEO too dangerous? <i>La BellaDonna waves to the Suzanne, who is the fellow-sufferer in the offices of the law, and hopes that a subversive flower or two may find its way to the shoes of the superfantastic Suzanne this summer. Do the offices of the Suzanne allow the backless shoe of the mule? The offices of La BellaDonna had the big brouhaha for the two summers over whether the bare back heels of the female workers would bring an end to the Life As We Know It.</i> Ha! Aunt Snow made La BellaDonna laugh!

Actually, Aunt Snow nearly made La BellaDonna do a spit-take. And does Aunt Snow’s workplace allow the bare toes without the destructive, distracting thong? Or thing? Or is the possibility of the polished toenails blinding the CEO too dangerous?

La BellaDonna waves to the Suzanne, who is the fellow-sufferer in the offices of the law, and hopes that a subversive flower or two may find its way to the shoes of the superfantastic Suzanne this summer.

Do the offices of the Suzanne allow the backless shoe of the mule? The offices of La BellaDonna had the big brouhaha for the two summers over whether the bare back heels of the female workers would bring an end to the Life As We Know It.

]]> By: Aunt Snow http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-796 Aunt Snow Fri, 15 Apr 2005 19:21:55 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-796 Whoopsie. I meant "where someTHING goes between your toes." I would imagine MANY workplaces would frown on someONE going between your toes. Whoopsie. I meant “where someTHING goes between your toes.”

I would imagine MANY workplaces would frown on someONE going between your toes.

]]> By: Aunt Snow http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-795 Aunt Snow Fri, 15 Apr 2005 19:21:09 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-795 Too true, Suzanne. My workplace has a prohibition against any shoe "Where someone goes between your toes." There was a fear that, in an emergency, some low-level staffer might have to brief the CEO, and said CEO would be distracted, diminishing his incredible leadership powers, by the site of any material, be it plastic, cloth or leather, going between the toes of an employee. Too true, Suzanne. My workplace has a prohibition against any shoe “Where someone goes between your toes.” There was a fear that, in an emergency, some low-level staffer might have to brief the CEO, and said CEO would be distracted, diminishing his incredible leadership powers, by the site of any material, be it plastic, cloth or leather, going between the toes of an employee.

]]> By: Suzanne http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-794 Suzanne Fri, 15 Apr 2005 18:39:17 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-794 Thank you, Manolo, these selections are also very good for the super fantastic woman who works in the super stuffy law office which does not allow the women to show their toes, lest their clients get the idea that the women lawyers are a bunch of toe-flashing trollops. Thank you, Manolo, these selections are also very good for the super fantastic woman who works in the super stuffy law office which does not allow the women to show their toes, lest their clients get the idea that the women lawyers are a bunch of toe-flashing trollops.

]]> By: Antonia H. McQuown http://shoeblogs.com/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-788 Antonia H. McQuown Fri, 15 Apr 2005 14:11:51 +0000 http://www.shoeblogs.com/wordpress/2005/04/14/shoes-for-the-dancers-toes/#comment-788 La BellaDonna, she wishes to draw the Manolo's attention, and that of his dancing friends, to the beautiful brocade flats of the Constanca Basto. They are beautiful, they are light, they are summery. (And to the friend of the Manolo who said, "are they not a little too "The King and I"? La BellaDonna must respond, "... And your point is?" The Oscar De La Renta, he shows the many influences around the world in his designs, as do many many others. The Greek sandals, they are beautiful; the mukluks in the winter, as appropriate, they are beautiful; the beaded sequinned flats of India, they are beautiful; the brocaded flats of the Constanca, they are beautiful. The diversity, it is beautiful.) La BellaDonna, she does not dance en pointe, but she has the many many broken toes from smashing into the surprisingly unyielding mats of the martial arts. All the toes, more than once; so she feels the pain of the Manolo's dancing friend. (Actually, she feels the pain of La BellaDonna, but it is not dissimilar). La Belladonna, she also feels the pain of wanting the superfantistic shoes of the summer, and what often works for La BellaDonna might work for the Manolo's friend, the Giselle. (it is the little joke!) The Giselle, she is not so far off in saying, "... or will I be stuck in my dance shoes?" This season, there are the many, many different ballet-inspired flats, which are beautiful, light and flirty, and come in many many varieties, from the simple white canvas mesh from the Keds (with little blue and green striping across the <i>covered toe</i>), to the funky sneaker-inspired ballet flats of the Nine West, across a wide spectrum. They are available in many different places this season, in canvas, in tapestry, in suede, in leather. There are also the many spectacularly decorated shoes of the India, in pale or bright satin. (Sometimes these appear as if they might flap off the foot; La BellaDonna, who has the narrow chisel-shaped foot, takes hers to the shoemaker, has three pairs of eyelets put in, and laces them on with pretty ribbons.) La BellaDonna hopes this might be of some use, and that the Manolo's dancing friends may also have the superfantastic shoes of summer! La BellaDonna, she wishes to draw the Manolo’s attention, and that of his dancing friends, to the beautiful brocade flats of the Constanca Basto. They are beautiful, they are light, they are summery.

(And to the friend of the Manolo who said, “are they not a little too “The King and I”? La BellaDonna must respond, “… And your point is?” The Oscar De La Renta, he shows the many influences around the world in his designs, as do many many others. The Greek sandals, they are beautiful; the mukluks in the winter, as appropriate, they are beautiful; the beaded sequinned flats of India, they are beautiful; the brocaded flats of the Constanca, they are beautiful. The diversity, it is beautiful.)

La BellaDonna, she does not dance en pointe, but she has the many many broken toes from smashing into the surprisingly unyielding mats of the martial arts. All the toes, more than once; so she feels the pain of the Manolo’s dancing friend. (Actually, she feels the pain of La BellaDonna, but it is not dissimilar). La Belladonna, she also feels the pain of wanting the superfantistic shoes of the summer, and what often works for La BellaDonna might work for the Manolo’s friend, the Giselle. (it is the little joke!) The Giselle, she is not so far off in saying, “… or will I be stuck in my dance shoes?”

This season, there are the many, many different ballet-inspired flats, which are beautiful, light and flirty, and come in many many varieties, from the simple white canvas mesh from the Keds (with little blue and green striping across the covered toe), to the funky sneaker-inspired ballet flats of the Nine West, across a wide spectrum. They are available in many different places this season, in canvas, in tapestry, in suede, in leather. There are also the many spectacularly decorated shoes of the India, in pale or bright satin. (Sometimes these appear as if they might flap off the foot; La BellaDonna, who has the narrow chisel-shaped foot, takes hers to the shoemaker, has three pairs of eyelets put in, and laces them on with pretty ribbons.)

La BellaDonna hopes this might be of some use, and that the Manolo’s dancing friends may also have the superfantastic shoes of summer!

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