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the wedge sneaker - a trend that escapes me

Started by Michael J. Pratt · 10 months ago

Is the sneaker wedge, in some odd way, the same as when peanut butter met chocolate? Am I missing some great combination, like the one that created the Reeses peanut butter cup? Although, chocolate and peanut butter I completely get. High heels on a sneaker… I simply don%2 ... Continue reading »

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  • I had a pair of "sneaker wedges" when I was in 7th grade. As the 2nd shortest girl in the 7th grade, I felt I NEEDED them. We called them high-heeled sneakers.

    By any name: yuck. What was I thinking?! I claim being 12 and it was the 80s as my excuses. And mine were lavender and gold. the gold was reflective.

    Better or worse than the high-heeled Timberland boot?!
  • Wow! Not sure which is worse. Well, hopefully your experience will help others to AVOID this trend. Thanks
  • oh my. I think strange combinations are often... well, just strange. Not appealing. Not interesting. Just strange - or actually, weird. And Ugly, one must not forget - because these sure are ugly!

    Elisas last blog post..The 80s are back - RUN!!
  • The wedge heeled sneaker is absolutely awful...whose idea was THAT?! To Barchbo..sweetie..ur excused...7th grade in the 80's..i understand..But in THIS day and age..these shoes are absolutely ridiculous.
  • Fuuuug
  • So then, how can a "shoe great" like Christian Louboutin be designing such a thing? Was a gun put to his head? Or is he completely off the mark?
  • I think even the great geniuses have missteps.
  • I guess so. Ok, he's forgiven!
  • LOL, but the black ones are kind of cute. Although, I wouldn't wear them.
  • The black sneakers would be perfect without the wedge as a cute sneaker. I think people invented them in the 80s and are trying to re-invent it which is going horribly wrong.
  • YES... horribly wrong!

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