These are the result:
They are so extremely comfortable!
And perfect to elongate a short-ish person without having to wear high heels.
They are basically flat shoes with a platform - or, as I prefer to call them - flatforms! (yep, I totally think I'm SO CLEVER for that one!)
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Clever indeed :o) Lovely new shoes
From the side they remind me of Japanese platform shoes. Will you have kimono with that?
I like them!
Holy crap. I need a pair of those. Where DID you get them?
And yes, you are amazingly clever.
Most excellent word and shoes. I can't wear the tiny high heel, but the flatform and the wedge are my friends too!!! I ahven't bought any shoes this year as far as my mind will remember. There have been no green shoes.
Oh, I LOVE them: the word AND the shoes!
i love them! and think you will wear them a lot.
Still loving these shoes!
oh i didnt think of that, being a short person who cant tolerate heels. are they hard to walk in? they are pretty groovy! and whats with the word verification at the moment - mine is 'inglam'. well yes, we are thank you very much.
Ohhh! too cute. Please tell us what they are. I agree with flatforms! Clever...
They look perfect for those of us who are "height challenged" and don't necessarily want pointy heels. I have very round toes and I think my toes would hang over the edges.
Flatforms! I love it.
They're great! I had a similar pair many years ago that I wore to death - but mine had a ripply sole.
So, I was in a shoe shop yesterday, and I was actually thinking to myself, "I wonder what Rose Red will do when her shoe collection runs out? Surely she'll have to start buying some more soon?"
And then I wander over here, and what do you know? Wow! Gorgeous New Shoes! Good for you - they're lovely!
Mmmm, they are gorgeous. So shiny and luscious, I love the buckle on them! I will forever love my high, skinny heels, but there is definitely a place in my heart for flatforms, and for anybody who makes a word like flatforms up. Come to think of it, have you met Jim, he of the "foot mitten" fame? The two of you could get together and re-write the whole English language into something so much more interesting and fresh...
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