Golden goose sneakers still in?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

These sneakers are less than a $1000. They are accessible to a wider range of people than those living in NW (whatever that is supposed to mean). I don't ever see people showing up to an exercise class or walking down the street in them anymore (I live in the city). Why are you so shocked?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at an event at my kids new school this week, and I noticed so many women wearing various colors/patterns of golden goose sneakers. Are these still really in style or on their way out? I’m looking for new sneakers and I think some are cute, but the price tag seems a bit outrageous. Wondering if I should splurge or if they will be out of style soon. Any other cute more affordable in style sneakers recs?

We must have been at the same event, because I noticed the same thing. These shoes are out IMO, but I’ve never been one to care what others think, so more power to them!

This is so deluded. Is this a defense mechanism cope because you don't have a pair? How are they out when you literally say you JUST saw them being worn by all the cool wealthy moms at your kid's school? If they're so out and irrelevant, how did you notice so many cool moms wearing them?

DP. Do you not understand that by the time the "cool moms" are wearing something, it's out? Lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at an event at my kids new school this week, and I noticed so many women wearing various colors/patterns of golden goose sneakers. Are these still really in style or on their way out? I’m looking for new sneakers and I think some are cute, but the price tag seems a bit outrageous. Wondering if I should splurge or if they will be out of style soon. Any other cute more affordable in style sneakers recs?

We must have been at the same event, because I noticed the same thing. These shoes are out IMO, but I’ve never been one to care what others think, so more power to them!

This is so deluded. Is this a defense mechanism cope because you don't have a pair? How are they out when you literally say you JUST saw them being worn by all the cool wealthy moms at your kid's school? If they're so out and irrelevant, how did you notice so many cool moms wearing them?

DP. Do you not understand that by the time the "cool moms" are wearing something, it's out? Lol.

Haha. Somebody is REALLY into Golden Goose on this board.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

These sneakers are less than a $1000. They are accessible to a wider range of people than those living in NW (whatever that is supposed to mean). I don't ever see people showing up to an exercise class or walking down the street in them anymore (I live in the city). Why are you so shocked?

Don’t play dumb. Very few people can afford to casually blow $600 on a pair of sneakers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at an event at my kids new school this week, and I noticed so many women wearing various colors/patterns of golden goose sneakers. Are these still really in style or on their way out? I’m looking for new sneakers and I think some are cute, but the price tag seems a bit outrageous. Wondering if I should splurge or if they will be out of style soon. Any other cute more affordable in style sneakers recs?

We must have been at the same event, because I noticed the same thing. These shoes are out IMO, but I’ve never been one to care what others think, so more power to them!

This is so deluded. Is this a defense mechanism cope because you don't have a pair? How are they out when you literally say you JUST saw them being worn by all the cool wealthy moms at your kid's school? If they're so out and irrelevant, how did you notice so many cool moms wearing them?

DP. Do you not understand that by the time the "cool moms" are wearing something, it's out? Lol.

What I understand is you’re trying way too hard to make digs and you are not a cool rich mom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

Wearing them on the street would reveal your prole and overextended. The fashionable moms who wear GG are driving Tesla Model X, Range Rover, Porsche Macan, or at least a new loaded Chevrolet Tahoe in the burbs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

Wearing them on the street would reveal your prole and overextended. The fashionable moms who wear GG are driving Tesla Model X, Range Rover, Porsche Macan, or at least a new loaded Chevrolet Tahoe in the burbs.

And their teenage girls (eye roll)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

Wearing them on the street would reveal your prole and overextended. The fashionable moms who wear GG are driving Tesla Model X, Range Rover, Porsche Macan, or at least a new loaded Chevrolet Tahoe in the burbs.

I'm here to tell you that there are single people or DINKS with plenty of disposal income to buy GG and they prefer living in walkable (higher density) neighborhoods and yes they are therefore walking around. But they aren't wearing GG as much anymore from what I can see. Which is just anecdotal, like every other post in this thread. I don't know why you are so angry/threatened by my post but I am glad I could broaden your very narrow horizons!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

These sneakers are less than a $1000. They are accessible to a wider range of people than those living in NW (whatever that is supposed to mean). I don't ever see people showing up to an exercise class or walking down the street in them anymore (I live in the city). Why are you so shocked?

Don’t play dumb. Very few people can afford to casually blow $600 on a pair of sneakers.

Of course not but many neighborhoods have rich people in them beyond the ones you have identified. Stop your crazy talk!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at an event at my kids new school this week, and I noticed so many women wearing various colors/patterns of golden goose sneakers. Are these still really in style or on their way out? I’m looking for new sneakers and I think some are cute, but the price tag seems a bit outrageous. Wondering if I should splurge or if they will be out of style soon. Any other cute more affordable in style sneakers recs?

We must have been at the same event, because I noticed the same thing. These shoes are out IMO, but I’ve never been one to care what others think, so more power to them!

This is so deluded. Is this a defense mechanism cope because you don't have a pair? How are they out when you literally say you JUST saw them being worn by all the cool wealthy moms at your kid's school? If they're so out and irrelevant, how did you notice so many cool moms wearing them?

DP. Do you not understand that by the time the "cool moms" are wearing something, it's out? Lol.

What I understand is you’re trying way too hard to make digs and you are not a cool rich mom.

I'm not super fashionable but even I know anyone still wearing Golden Goose either recently got them on sale somewhere, or feel stupid they spent so much money on them several years ago that they want to get their money's worth. But the "cool" moms aren't wearing them anymore and have moved on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at an event at my kids new school this week, and I noticed so many women wearing various colors/patterns of golden goose sneakers. Are these still really in style or on their way out? I’m looking for new sneakers and I think some are cute, but the price tag seems a bit outrageous. Wondering if I should splurge or if they will be out of style soon. Any other cute more affordable in style sneakers recs?

We must have been at the same event, because I noticed the same thing. These shoes are out IMO, but I’ve never been one to care what others think, so more power to them!

This is so deluded. Is this a defense mechanism cope because you don't have a pair? How are they out when you literally say you JUST saw them being worn by all the cool wealthy moms at your kid's school? If they're so out and irrelevant, how did you notice so many cool moms wearing them?

DP. Do you not understand that by the time the "cool moms" are wearing something, it's out? Lol.

What I understand is you’re trying way too hard to make digs and you are not a cool rich mom.

I'm not super fashionable but even I know anyone still wearing Golden Goose either recently got them on sale somewhere, or feel stupid they spent so much money on them several years ago that they want to get their money's worth. But the "cool" moms aren't wearing them anymore and have moved on.

I don't even see them in the consignment shops anymore when I drop my clothing seasonally. They are so out even the cast-offs are gone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

Wearing them on the street would reveal your prole and overextended. The fashionable moms who wear GG are driving Tesla Model X, Range Rover, Porsche Macan, or at least a new loaded Chevrolet Tahoe in the burbs.

There are no fashionable moms in DC. I say this as a mom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GG are so popular in Savanah and Nashville. I was just in both places for work and noticed so many women still rocking them. I don't ever see them when I'm working out of our NYC office.

My 15 yo DD was obsessed with the Alabama rush videos on TikTok. Almost every girl rushing on there did an OOTD that included GG sneakers.

I didn't even know what GG was until
I saw those videos! I felt bad for the kids wearing them because I thought they were wearing old dirty sneakers because they were poor🤣. The only people I see wearing them anymore are some of the mom's in my kid's private school. But it's a very small minority of moms. And I never see them on the street anymore.

When are you “on the street”? The people rich enough to afford them aren’t on public transport. They Uber door to door or they’re rich NW DC and suburban moms driving lux SUVs

Wearing them on the street would reveal your prole and overextended. The fashionable moms who wear GG are driving Tesla Model X, Range Rover, Porsche Macan, or at least a new loaded Chevrolet Tahoe in the burbs.

I'm here to tell you that there are single people or DINKS with plenty of disposal income to buy GG and they prefer living in walkable (higher density) neighborhoods and yes they are therefore walking around. But they aren't wearing GG as much anymore from what I can see. Which is just anecdotal, like every other post in this thread. I don't know why you are so angry/threatened by my post but I am glad I could broaden your very narrow horizons!

Lots of rich undergrads walking about GW and GU wearing GG sneakers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at an event at my kids new school this week, and I noticed so many women wearing various colors/patterns of golden goose sneakers. Are these still really in style or on their way out? I’m looking for new sneakers and I think some are cute, but the price tag seems a bit outrageous. Wondering if I should splurge or if they will be out of style soon. Any other cute more affordable in style sneakers recs?

We must have been at the same event, because I noticed the same thing. These shoes are out IMO, but I’ve never been one to care what others think, so more power to them!

This is so deluded. Is this a defense mechanism cope because you don't have a pair? How are they out when you literally say you JUST saw them being worn by all the cool wealthy moms at your kid's school? If they're so out and irrelevant, how did you notice so many cool moms wearing them?

DP. Do you not understand that by the time the "cool moms" are wearing something, it's out? Lol.

What I understand is you’re trying way too hard to make digs and you are not a cool rich mom.

I'm not super fashionable but even I know anyone still wearing Golden Goose either recently got them on sale somewhere, or feel stupid they spent so much money on them several years ago that they want to get their money's worth. But the "cool" moms aren't wearing them anymore and have moved on.

Not at my kid's private school. I don't own a pair but I see the posh cliquey moms in their giant luxury SUVs still wearing them.