Love or Loathe: Sandal Boot

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That I just titled this "sandal boot" should mean I hate Pour La Victoire's "Camille" flat. That it is essentially a tongueless, toeless, leather high top should also trigger my gag reflex, yet I think they'd be perfect for making an otherwise sweet or classy outfit have a little edge. Can you picture how fabulous they'd be with colored tights in the fall? For me, they are so wrong they swing 'round back to fabulous. You? Would the black or brown version make you feel differently?

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Feline Fairy said…
|Oh My God, I love that boot!!
June 15, 2009 at 8:43 AM
Tasteless Photography said…
I think they're absolutely hideous and totally unflattering! I really hope the roman sandal/boot phase passes soon.
June 15, 2009 at 9:11 AM
WickedThrifty said…
loathe. with a fiery passion. and frankly i highly doubt that a stockinged foot sticking out the end would make it any better ;) no offense of course... to each their own :D
June 15, 2009 at 10:29 AM
becca said…
On a small foot, they might be able to work, but the boot looks really long so I doubt it would work on a large foot like mine.

But at nearly $200, a sorta-maybe-could-work shoe isn't good enough.
June 15, 2009 at 10:47 AM
rachel said…
Loathe. And here's why. Most shoes for advertisements are the smallest size, because the smallest size is the cutest. Therefore, if we assume that the shoe pictured is a size 6 or less, and yet has the appearance of being at least a 9, just imagine how long it would make the average 8.5 woman's foot look? By the time it would fit becca or me, our poor feet would look like a size 15-16 boats. *shudder*
June 16, 2009 at 3:37 AM
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