
I've been thinking about shoes. Probably because I haven't bought a pair since I crammed my feet into my Muji boots. Size 25, the largest shoe size readily available, roughly 8.5. One full


I've been inspired by the fashionable footwear I see on EVERYONE here in Tokyo. I feel like such a putz with my dorky shoes, but what's a sized 9.5 gal to do? Did I mention my feet are super wide, too? Right. So sexy slinky footwear is a joke. But that doesn't mean my toes have to be so boring. I love making a fashion statement with footwear. Probably because I dress fairly conservatively. I do love my Born sandals, but would love something less chunky, more feminine. Since heels are pretty much out of the running, I think fun and funky flats are the way to go.
My feet would die in Japan. I'm a size 10! I feel your pain.
ReplyDeleteI love all of those shoes you pictured. Love. We can't wait for you to come back home!
ReplyDeleteLove the red ones. Nothing brightens your day like a pair of red shoes!
ReplyDeletecute shoes! I made a mental note to myself, if I ever live in Japan, bring lots of footwear. I'm with Rena, as a size 10.5 I would be considered a freak of nature.
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