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Perhaps: http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws....me=WDVWI say, "do you know where I can find a pair at 95% discount?"
it's sort of like getting a couch - before you own a couch you can fit all your stuff in the back of your car. then one day you buy a couch and say "well, to hell with it, I have a couch, if I need to move I need to rent a truck, I might as well get a dinning room table". and that is the end of being a bachlor. I have held down the number of my shoes for years, when I get a pair of patent leather shoes the dam will have burst and I will find myself with a lot of shoes I only wear once or twice a year.Can one wear them in the evening with a dark suit (say black) even if it isn't black tie? And I don't think only wearing them a few times a year should hold you back, Globetrotter. It sets you apart from those who aren't wearing patent leather.
Worn only with evening dress in the UK.If I say: "Black patent leather shoes", you say:
I prefer the pump to the lace-up.I always stop and admire black patent leather shoes. Â I wonder why they are not worn more often. Â Too dressy, I suppose, and a host of other preconceived ideas?
Are they solely for formal occasions? Â Is it OK on a man attending a wedding who is not the groom?