Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes.
If you’ve ever been to norther Europe, many women wear this style of shoe with skirts and dresses and it doesn’t read as “young.” It does read as cool/creative, but not like a teenager. It’s a very practical shoe.
We aren’t in Northern Europe, sweetie.
NP. And?
So, it’s really weird to hold up fashion trends in a region 4,000 miles away as applicable to here. Or as desirable.
I have mixed feelings on Dr Maartens. I came of age in the 1980s when wearing them was a counter culture statement. Now they are mainstream and ubiquitous so they’re really rather … basic.
Can a 40 yo wear them? I guess so, if she’s basic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes.
If you’ve ever been to norther Europe, many women wear this style of shoe with skirts and dresses and it doesn’t read as “young.” It does read as cool/creative, but not like a teenager. It’s a very practical shoe.
We aren’t in Northern Europe, sweetie.
NP. And?
So, it’s really weird to hold up fashion trends in a region 4,000 miles away as applicable to here. Or as desirable.
I have mixed feelings on Dr Maartens. I came of age in the 1980s when wearing them was a counter culture statement. Now they are mainstream and ubiquitous so they’re really rather … basic.
Can a 40 yo wear them? I guess so, if she’s basic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes.
If you’ve ever been to norther Europe, many women wear this style of shoe with skirts and dresses and it doesn’t read as “young.” It does read as cool/creative, but not like a teenager. It’s a very practical shoe.
We aren’t in Northern Europe, sweetie.
NP. And?
So, it’s really weird to hold up fashion trends in a region 4,000 miles away as applicable to here. Or as desirable.
I have mixed feelings on Dr Maartens. I came of age in the 1980s when wearing them was a counter culture statement. Now they are mainstream and ubiquitous so they’re really rather … basic.
Can a 40 yo wear them? I guess so, if she’s basic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes.
If you’ve ever been to norther Europe, many women wear this style of shoe with skirts and dresses and it doesn’t read as “young.” It does read as cool/creative, but not like a teenager. It’s a very practical shoe.
We aren’t in Northern Europe, sweetie.
NP. And?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes.
If you’ve ever been to norther Europe, many women wear this style of shoe with skirts and dresses and it doesn’t read as “young.” It does read as cool/creative, but not like a teenager. It’s a very practical shoe.
We aren’t in Northern Europe, sweetie.
Anonymous wrote:Yes.
If you’ve ever been to norther Europe, many women wear this style of shoe with skirts and dresses and it doesn’t read as “young.” It does read as cool/creative, but not like a teenager. It’s a very practical shoe.
Anonymous wrote:We had docs and Birks before these kids were born. Of course we can wear them!