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Feelings of jealousy: rising ... rising ...Originally Posted by yfyf
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Very nice. Do you ever wear these in business setting?Originally Posted by Coho
- I would, why do you ask?
How high are the heels?Originally Posted by LabelKing
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I wonder, if you could show a photograph of the heel section.
Here is another pair, G&G made recently for ‘centipede’, very similar to yours, also a galosh-design.
(Those must be all the rage at the moment.)
Here the heel is a variation on the traditional “dog’s tail”, seam is going up 7/8th of the way, then an out flaring section
prevents it from going up right to the top (and being vulnerable to getting ripped).
http://centipede.web.fc2.com/gandg3.html
On your shoes (both of them), I cannot see any seam, or sections of a seam (but then I cannot see the entire heel).
If TonyG has managed to cut (and block) the balmoral sections without a seam, then this is an absolute tour de force,
only comparable to the totally seamless wholecut.
Here is another pair, G&G made recently for ‘centipede’, very similar to yours, also a galosh-design.
(Those must be all the rage at the moment.)
Here the heel is a variation on the traditional “dog’s tail”, seam is going up 7/8th of the way, then an out flaring section
prevents it from going up right to the top (and being vulnerable to getting ripped).
http://centipede.web.fc2.com/gandg3.html
On your shoes (both of them), I cannot see any seam, or sections of a seam (but then I cannot see the entire heel).
If TonyG has managed to cut (and block) the balmoral sections without a seam, then this is an absolute tour de force,
only comparable to the totally seamless wholecut.
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