STYLE. COMMUNITY. GREAT CLOTHING.
Bored of counting likes on social networks? At Styleforum, you’ll find rousing discussions that go beyond strings of emojis.
Click Here to join Styleforum's thousands of style enthusiasts today!
Styleforum is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.
While it's a nice shoe, I've been lusting after the JL Chapel for nearly three years. This isn't enough of a revelation to change the object of my double-strap monk affections.
Yeah, I kind of got that after the fact. But I wasn't.
what do you think about the massive heel? in my pov, it clashes with the proportions of the shoe...
$295, Nordstrom. It isn't JL, but for the price it's a nice looking shoe.
how much? i'll be in Anaheim next month to visit some family members, i mite pop in to check it out
$295, Nordstrom. It isn't JL, but for the price it's a nice looking shoe.
The leather looks plastic-coated.
It looks to be a 1" (8/8) heel. Do you think it comes too far forward? Or that it's just too tall?
Personally, I like a one inch heel... but I'm short and I've worn a 13/8" (1-5/8") heel on my boots for years and years. I don't like the looks of a lower heel but more importantly I don't like the way it feels on me.
That boot is outstanding, IMO. And goes to my point.....not everything is destined, or planned, to sell in volume - niche items are very important. Something like this...a special item....sell 18 pair be happy. From a pattern perspective the lines, balance and details of that boot are spot on. Not to mention interesting. Why is it necessary for everything to be boring?
JL seems to have their classic shoes and classic lasts if people want to default to the more conservative looks. Not sure why people jump all over JL when they get creative. I agree many attempts are misses for the more mainstream market, whatever that means. Not sure there is a "mainstream market" for shoes that cost $1000+. JL certainly isn't targeting SF, and I don't think that would be a good thing in any event. Our collective taste isn't as good as you all think it is.
The SF crowd is not automatically the most interesting to attract in pure financial terms.
Some people have 2 pairs and spend their life on-line talking about them...