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The last two are ok, but I really do not like the others.
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Shoe Damage Report & Appreciation Central - Part I
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HATORI HANZO
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VR, really, really like the first two Santonis. Love, actually. Did you pick them up at the Santoni store?Originally Posted by pledge
Love the first one toni
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VR, really, really like the first two Santonis. Love, actually. Did you pick them up at the Santoni store?Originally Posted by pledge
Nah. Pictures were taken at the window displays.
Lattazi gone Bottega Veneta:
Some really fugly concoction. What're they smoking?
Alligator trainers?!?!
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Lattanzi seems to hop from one extreme to the other. Some of the stuff is beautiful and some of the stuff is just plain fugly.
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And I can't get over the logo "inspired" by the JLC logoOriginally Posted by gdl203
But didn't JLC steal theirs from John Lobb?
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But didn't JLC steal theirs from John Lobb?Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
ha ! Good point, but I don't think so. At the time JLC came up with their JL logo (1960's?), John Lobb's logo was the St-James logo and I don't think the JLP logo we know now existed yet.
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Nah. Pictures were taken at the window displays.Originally Posted by von Rothbart
Some really fugly concoction. What're they smoking?
http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/2302/dsc1290cw2.jpg
Ew... They look hideous! Like some kind of weird dildoes to me
Alligator trainers?!?!Originally Posted by von Rothbart
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/62/dsc1404nf3.jpg
I think of fake Dolce & Gabbana sneakers when I look at them
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See my shoe shopping in NYC thread for the full story. And please excuse my crappy photoskills. The pics do not do this gorgeous shoe justice.
JM Weston Flore Buckle Derby in burgundy.
From JM Weston on Madison. $875.00 and $95.00 for dedicated shoe trees.
JM Weston Flore Buckle Derby in burgundy.
From JM Weston on Madison. $875.00 and $95.00 for dedicated shoe trees.
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Gotta be worn, I'm afraid.
Just looking at them now. A work of art. The JM Weston web site has a few videos. The care they take is exceptional.
Just looking at them now. A work of art. The JM Weston web site has a few videos. The care they take is exceptional.
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