Sorry, but there's no photo of a shoe of the week today. I am in New York City working the Coterie (fashion trade show). That doesn't mean I have no shoes. It just means that I seem to have even less time than I do at home.
But here's the conspiracy - on Saturday, I saw my mother. We did what I call "the circuit": lunch and shopping at Bergdorf's followed by shopping and a snack at Saks. We try to do this twice a year (whenever I'm in town to work the show). Of course I look at shoes. How can I not? And then, my mother asks me, "How many shoes do you own?" and she's got that tone. You know the tone, the tone that says, "Enough already." Now I must interject this - my mother is super stylish and also likes to discover (as I like to think of shopping), and she has stacks of shoe boxes in her bedroom (kettle, pot, black?). Plus, she just gave me a pair of shoes when I saw her earlier this month! (How much crack do you smoke? Well, how much do you give me?)
My answer, which is irrelevant, was "A lot. But I get rid of some, too."
Then, later on the subway "home" (Brooklyn will always be a home to me), I'm admiring another woman's Sorel's (they seemed to have had a flannel upper shank), and my ladyfriend says to me, "You have enough boots."
Say what?! I believe that "enough" is subjective. A conspiracy. I can smell it.
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May be it is better to smell a conspiracy than... well, shoes!
ReplyDelete...Hé!
You just answer, "Enough like what? Black boots? Boots that go over my knees? Be specific!"
ReplyDeleteA shoe addiction is waaay better than a drug addiction, don't you think? It's probably cheaper too. =)
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