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[BlondiE_18]

gucci sandals

[BlondiE_18]

hmmmmmm.....

[gocpersmari]

I Like Them, Verry Much BLONDIE...TOXIC

[bebushe]

Bebushe I understand your extravagant taste-though I don't have a particular inclination for that style- but they are in no way practical...ciao

For u maybe .. sqarojin njecik gjerat

[bebushe]

More than three-quarters of American women now wear low-heeled, sensible shoes at work, according to a survey revealed today by the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS). Furthermore, the higher the educational level completed by women, the lower the heel they wear in a fashion shoe.

The survey of 531 women who work outside the home reflected a continuation of the decade-long trend away from high heels. Forty-four per cent of respondents reported wearing "flats" (fashion shoes with heels less than 1 inch) at work, while 30 per cent wore athletic shoes and 17 per cent wore low pumps (less than 2-1/4 inches). Only 2 per cent of women reported regularly wearing shoes with a heel greater than 2-1/4 inches.

"Educational background appears to play a role in footwear choices," said Cherise Dyal, M.D., New York, who co-authored the study. Women who had more than four years of college were more likely than other respondents to wear flats (fashion shoes with heels less than 1 inch). Fifty-eight per cent of women with more than four years of college reported wearing flats, compared to 46 per cent of women with four years of college, 40 per cent with some college and 37 per cent who completed the 12th grade or less.

"Seeing more women make the shift to low-heeled, more comfortable shoes is encouraging," said committee chair Carol Frey, M.D. "If this trend continues we can expect to see fewer shoe-related foot problems in the future."

High heels place undue pressure on the forefoot and have been shown to lead to bunions, hammertoes, heel pain and other foot problems. Pressure on the balls of the feet increases with heel height, and a 3-inch heel creates significantly more stress on the forefoot than a 1-inch heel.

The AOFAS study results indicate that the higher the heel most commonly worn, the greater the percentage of foot problems reported. The highest percentages of bunions, calluses, neuromas and ingrown toenails were reported in women who most commonly wore a heel height over 2-1/4 inches.

[gocpersmari]

For u maybe .. sqarojin njecik gjerat

Nuk kam si te te sqaroj faktin qe shija jote nuk sinkronizon timen, sepse kjo ka te beje me faktin qe ne kemi shije te ndryshme ne lidhje me moden. Por nqs e quaj ekstravagant ate stil qe ti preferon mendoj se kam te drejte, sepse te tilla kepuce nuk vishen dot ne situatat e perditshme apo edhe mbremje apo going clubbing. Shoes like that are specifically designed for edgy shows in niche nightclubs...but u don't have to agree with me

[Leila]

Taka... Armani.

[StormAngel]

Preferoj "snickers" se ndjehem me komfort ne to ene si tip sportisti qe jam
Po ju,c`preferoni te vishni ne kembe? Kepuce apo "snickers"? Ku qendron dallimi?
Ja edhe nje foto e Adidas-ve qe kam.

Te majten e lash ne shtepi. lol

[ChuChu]

mgjse perpiqem t'i respektoj shijet e secilit, e kam te pamundur te rri pa thene qe keto me siper jane nje nga modelet me te shemtuara qe adidas ka nxjerre ndonjehere ne treg. prape e respektoj guston e tjetrit.

[StormAngel]

Sa para aq muzike Kuqe
Une te tilla i kam,si student halli.
Mbase edhe nuk jane kush e di se cfare,jane komforte shume.
De gustibus non disputantum