For years I used to go shopping in Paris and Milan and buy clothes and shoes for myself.My friends would give me money to buy for them, a suitcase for me and one for them, thus a career Personal Stylist/Shopper beckoned and I duly succumbed and trained.
Staying opposite Roger Vivier shop I found a small dusty shoe shop -Christian Louboutin. A love affair began, long long before he came to the UK. I am almost ashamed to tell you how many pairs I have.
My shoe affair is my own business. “Comfort or Style”? I ask my clients. Comfort c. 80% reply. “What about shoes”? “Oh Style EVERYTIME, I don’t care about comfort” is the most common response.
We have a recession, many people face a loss of jobs, income and businesses face melt down. The huge working class union the TUC scratch their collective bald patch and ruminate the answer is women must stop wearing heels over 1”.
The motion to the 2009 TUC congress asks employers to work in partnership with trade unions, staff, and local Health and Safety reps to ensure that proper risk assessments are carried out, and where high heels are deemed a health risk should be replaced with comfortable shoes.
What happened to our happiness and state of mind, and the feeling of beautiful sexuality to boost one’s mood in a bad economy?
PURLEEESE. Men we love you, we love your intellect, innate sexiness, muscular superiority, fun, wit and charm. Leave our shoes alone!!!!!
Gabrielle Teare is a London based Fashion Stylist for more pics and more fashion trends visit http://www.gabrielleteare.com. Featured in Marie Claire, Elle, Esquire and providing style/editorial for Disney.
Gabrielle Teare is a London based Fashion Stylist for more pics and more fashion trends visit http://www.gabrielleteare.com. Featured in Marie Claire, Elle, Esquire and providing style/editorial for Disney.
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