xoNoDoubt69 wrote:i seriously don't get how people can spend so much on clothes. this one lady today spent almost 1,000 on 3 prs of shoes today

i can understand this.
this is not meant to be a joke, by the way.
but yeah...i dont buy deisgner clothes unless its on an insane discount and im REALLY in love with it because i haev a short attention span when it comes to clothes and i usually tire of things fairly quickly. I think the end result needs to be good, so I focus more on the entire outfit than just the CLOTHES.
and here si where expensive shoes ocme in...my outfit on any given day will be this : shirt=$18 from froever21 pants=$4.99 from macys earings=$3.98 from forever21 handbag=$75 from where ever and boots-$785 from christian dior.
when the entir eoutfit is pulled together, it looks like EVERYTHING is designer all because of that ONE pair of shoes. suddenly, everything looks insanely expensive and you look like you know what youre doing. not to say that if you look expensive you look good, but if you are dressed nicely anyway, the designer-ness only adds to it.
and i guess everyone has different ideas of whats worth it and whats not. i love music, but i think buying a $14 cd is a huge waste of money and dont think twice about buying $400 shoes. my friend will buy a sweater from guess and think she got an awesome deal because she spent $50 on it and i think its retarded to buy a $50 sweater! so anyway....everyone has their passions and everyone has a right to spend money on whatever it is their passion may be. its not like theyre spending your money. theyre spending their OWN.
and another thing i never understand ishow ocme its ok for people that arent too into fashion to look down on those who like to dress up, but when someone who likes to dress up passes a comment on the avg scrubby girl, all the sudden that person is a "snob" like, i NEVER understood that. isnt that a little hypocritical??
hmmm..anywayyy...heeh melissa, i just wanted to help you understand the theory behind expensive shoes. haha. hope that helped
