Why Aren't You Wearing This? Women's Patent Ballet Flats
Filed under: Accessories, Shoes, Must Haves
Maybe it's your first Christmas party of the year, and your feet just aren't used to your fancy new shoes. Or, maybe you've been dancing up a storm at party after party, and your hooves are howling -- trust us, we get it. And that's why we always try to have a pair of cute but comfy shoes on hand, in case our killer heels are killing us.
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The most common excuse I hear for wearing atrocities like tracksuits and terribly ill-fitting pants (please see the picture to the right) is "But it's so comfy!" Um, okay. I didn't know comfort was a reason to show up to the supermarket like a velour nightmare. How many times have you stumbled out of bed, gone to the nearby Starbucks with the intention to be in and out within ten minutes, only to bump into a friend (I won't mention if they're super attractive or not) and be immediately consumed with hot embarrassment because you look like you, well, stumbled out of bed? And if that hasn't happened yet, it will, my friend. It will. Looking somewhat decent doesn't take that much work, actually. No one should have to get glammed up to go for a morning coffee run, but no one should be able to confuse you for a homeless person either. Here are some helpful hints on how to not look like a slob without sacrificing your morning.
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I am not really into sweats, tracksuits, and the likes but occasionally they are necessary. In my world sweats are only appropriate when it's raining in Los Angeles (which rarely happens), relaxing at home, and shopping (low-end shopping only). Due to my limited circumstances I don't own too many pairs of sweats. In fact the last time I purchased sweat pants was back in 2005 when Juicy Couture was really hot. 
Everyone enjoys comfort in fashion. 
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America has become an ultra-sensitive, politically correct society; we do not like to stereotype any group of people. Then, tell me why, America, do we continue to typecast muumuus as being a fashion essential for full-figured, older women?
