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There's something that looks off on these pictures, particularly the guy on the right. It looks like he has tiny feet, probably due to the trousers leg opening being a bit wide for such a sleek and close-cut shoe. The Beaulieu side looks more harmonious.Originally Posted by gdl203
i use the wax closest to the colour of my shoes. yes, over the time they develop some natural patina. i like this...Originally Posted by fritzl
Those trouser openings are wide !?Originally Posted by srivats
Yes, compared to the size of the feet they look wide - they cover almost all of the laces too. Again, can't quite put my figure on it but something here is off and it makes the guys feet look tiny.Originally Posted by gdl203
Terrible rippling? Have you ever worn a shoe? Leather tends to "crease" over time....Originally Posted by geoffmartin17
Care to explain why? I see two pairs of shoes well worn and well-cared-for by the owners. The antiquing does not look artificial at all. Here are some better pictures from the LS website:Originally Posted by srivats
Please post photos of results of "Fosters" experiment when it is completed.Originally Posted by srivats
I have red in MensEx magazine that teenage girls loOOve men in patinated shoes.Originally Posted by Pezzaturra
I have red in MensEx magazine that teenage girls loOOve men in patinated shoes.Originally Posted by Pezzaturra
Have been rocking teh Vash Budapester lately...the look is growing on me... the quality and comfort are first rate.Originally Posted by artoftime
Brax, you have my admiration and envy.Originally Posted by Orgetorix
you're funny. i own about three dozens and i'm hard on them, not only due to my weight, lol. none of them is close to this condition. i'm so sorry to disappoint you...Originally Posted by fritzl
Thanks. That's pretty much all of them except for three more Vass that I have on order and one pair of boots that have not yet been photographed. The boots cost a small fortune but they are worth every penny. The fit is very tight so I can barely stand to walk in them for very long.Originally Posted by brax
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