Hey guys, let's talk fashion..

SledgeDG said:

They look quite comfortable, spinifex

Extremely comfortable. Maybe not as good as airsoles (yes, i spelt it correctly, you just read it wrong) , like in Doc Martin's, but favoured by many.

The shoe looks great ..I HATE those ridge bottoms , they will drag hunks of dirt/earth inside and drop off making a huge mess inside the house.

That youthful guy with the big leather bag..( that's a great looking bag ) looked like his suit was much to small short.. bad tailoring , if any at all... all in all that wasn't my kind of guy dressing..maybe very young business men ... but NOT in the USA.

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Here's the bag.. it's Taupe color / Snake print leather / Sterling silver hardware
it's a bigger bag.. I'm quite tall 5'10" but thin..so this is perfect for me.

Ciara said:

Not sure about Doc Martin's ?, never had any but these are boots !!!

Those are gorgeous boots.. however I don't wear those high heels anymore... a bit high for me now.

LADYPINKtomato1 said:

looked like his suit was much to small short.. bad tailoring , if any at all... all in all that wasn't my kind of guy dressing..maybe very young business men ... but NOT in the USA.

I just loved all the wrinkles.
Fresh wrinkles out of the dirty clothes hamper!

At home I relax barefoot in an undershirt and a sarong. Very light, very comfortable here in the tropical heat. Undies optional I tell ya, it doesn't get much better than this. I tried walking around starkers in the house once, but between that vague disquieting feeling of "if a guest shows up I'm screwed" and bugs/mosquitoes able to get at the most uncomfortable places, being clothed is decidedly better.

If I need to step out of the house I put on a pair of slacks and throw on a shirt (plain pastel colour, unlined - I don't like patterns). Simple black bata shoes, nondescript, gets the job done. Me, fashion? Nah. Just your average blend-into-the-crowd joe. Sure, I got a couple of "showy" clothes, but those are for the occasional unavoidable social obligation.

LADYPINKtomato1 said:

The shoe looks great ..I HATE those ridge bottoms , they will drag hunks of dirt/earth inside and drop off making a huge mess inside the house.

When I was about 6 or 7 years old, I needed some new dress shoes. Mom let me make some suggestions. I ended up with shoes with the deep ridge like above. The actual name of the type of shoe was "Mud Grips". Of course shortly after I got them I had to make sure they "gripped the mud". Like you said Lady Pink, that mud is really a job to get out. :)