What do you think of these boots?

allie1904
allie1904 Posts: 248
edited October 2024 in Chit-Chat
I like these boots but not sure if it's one of those things which I really shouldn't like but i do..:ohwell:

http://www.dorothyperkins.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=12552&catalogId=33053&productId=3523949&categoryId=212612&parent_category_rn=208741

What'ya think? xx

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  • dls06
    dls06 Posts: 6,774 Member
    Very cute. I've went on a shopping spree this weekend also. :happy:
  • impudentputz
    impudentputz Posts: 479 Member
    I think i would look sexy in them...
  • KettyLan
    KettyLan Posts: 440 Member
    They are cute and look really comfortable! Casual look.
  • mudar146
    mudar146 Posts: 146 Member
    Super cute with the right outfit! :bigsmile:
  • Pinkmaddycat
    Pinkmaddycat Posts: 175 Member
    they are ok, ive seen nicer and not my cup of tea if im honest...maybe just because i'm not sure what id wear them with :-/
  • Espressocycle
    Espressocycle Posts: 2,245 Member
    Very 1989.
  • Diggy2011
    Diggy2011 Posts: 198 Member
    Type in DPVIPF for 25% off got the voucher off facebook I got a few dresses.
  • Athena413
    Athena413 Posts: 1,709 Member
    I think i would look sexy in them...

    :laugh:

    This cracked me up when I read it!
  • sammys1girly
    sammys1girly Posts: 1,045 Member
    Honestly? Almost just like boots I wore back in 1989 when I was starting college. But I wouldn't wear them now.
    But who cares what everyone else thinks...if you like em, go for it!
  • MitchFletcher
    MitchFletcher Posts: 29
    They don't appear to be of very good quality. I can see the glue between the sole and the upper. They also seem rather flat with no support, so maybe wearing something like this might not be the best thing for your arches. Nice style though.
  • otr12
    otr12 Posts: 632 Member
    Very 1989.

    Or one of those other years in the 80's.

    But you can disregard my opinion since I view shoes as people tires and nothing more.
  • riemo33
    riemo33 Posts: 1
    They look sensible. Have you thought about adding a little heel?
  • engineman312
    engineman312 Posts: 3,450 Member
    i think those boots were made for walking
  • Jen788134
    Jen788134 Posts: 36 Member
    If you like them, get them. They don't look very sturdy though so I wouldn't get them as your winter boots! All the new freshers are wearing them.. Try them on and if they're comfortable then why not! :)
  • kb455
    kb455 Posts: 679 Member
    Ehhhh.... not what I'm into. Looks like something the girls on little house on the prairie would wear. But, that's just my opinion. There are tons of cute ankle boots in style right now. Slouchy ones with heels, maybe?
  • allie1904
    allie1904 Posts: 248
    I've been trying to find a pair of black suedette ankle boots but can't find them anywhere wihtout a heel. I don't mind heelsm but would rather keep heels for nights out and wear flats in the day. I'm 5ft 7.5 and tend to look a bit humungous in heels.

    If anyone finds any feel free to link me :)

    I'd wear the brogue style ones with tights and big wooly knits or high waist shorts or tunic style dresses..(that's the plan anyway..)
  • Tattoos_and_Tea
    Tattoos_and_Tea Posts: 529 Member
    The are very you hun!
  • i_love_vinegar
    i_love_vinegar Posts: 2,092 Member
    i wouldnt but we are different ppl, yes?

    ...

    Yes?

    ...

    YES?!?! :indifferent:
  • allie1904
    allie1904 Posts: 248
    i wouldnt but we are different ppl, yes?

    ...

    Yes?

    ...

    YES?!?! :indifferent:

    Yes...but i';d like to avoid looking like a tit :)
  • LadyMarylou
    LadyMarylou Posts: 43 Member
    too flats for my taste, it doesnt support the feet very well for long walks!
    But i like the bunny on your pict :)
  • mrsjennifermaffei
    mrsjennifermaffei Posts: 469
    They look vintage which is cute. You would probably look best wearing leggings and skirts with this shoe, if you want my opinion.
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