Shoes Tell a Lot about a Person
I love shoes. What woman doesn’t? Mine are in plastic boxes labeled with the design and color. Yea, I’m a bit OCD about the color-coordinated thing. The outfit, the scarf, the jewelry, and the shoes have to match for a woman to feel good about herself. That has to be an unwritten law in the world of fashion – and therapy.
For certain, we can tell a woman’s personality by the shoes she wears. Take a look at the designer woman below. Even her roller skates have pizzazz. When she’s sailing around the rink, her feet give her distinction and style.
The shoe makes the outfit.
Then there’s the woman who has a pair of flip-flops for every piece of clothing in her closet. She’s fun-loving, free spirit. Note this type of woman paints her toes according to the color of her flip-flops.
Fun!
A determined woman understands the values of boots—ankle-high, knee-high, hiking, riding, and over the knees. Boots can be zipped, laced, and paired with any outfit. The color is left to the fashion-conscious woman’s imagination. Boots are actually economical because the budget-minded woman can forgo pedicures.
Hiking in style
Yes!
Looking great!
Ah, my personal favorite . . . heels from short and squatty to five or six inches tall. A woman who wants to look sexy and graceful can pull it off with these babies. Wear them with diamonds and a long gown or ankle jeans. Love ‘em.
My favorite
Flats . . . These are supposed to be comfortable, but actually I’ve worn some miserable fitting flats. A tall woman who wants to be on level ground with her man or a woman who craves a casual look slides into color-coordinating flats.
Slide into a fashion trend
Platforms . . . This is for the woman who desires to look taller but needs a huge edge on comfort. Like tennis shoes on steroids.
Tennis shoes are for the active woman who has a place to go and limited time to get there. Moms and baby boomers dive into these treasures. Tennis shoes offer arch support and wild colors. Not really suitable for dress unless your a big city gal who has miles to walk before reaching the office.
A color for every taste
Let’s get the conversation going.
What do your shoes say about you?
