Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Previous posts are from Spring and mention Vejas, Stan Smith and Converse and others say they were out of style back in April so I thought I'd check in to see if there is anything new in the world of fashion sneakers.
I am in the market for a new pair that's under $150, comfortable and not too bulky (no platforms).
Stan Smith's were uncomfortable and super squeaky.
My leather Nike's are great but I've had them two years and I'm ready for a new pair.
Please send me ideas. I'd be happy to try Vejas if they are still cool (I don't want to get them if they are out or on their way out). My 16 year old son loves his Vejas.
If you are trying this hard, it shows and you'll inherently never be "cool" - just thought you should know this up front.
Anonymous wrote:So nobody here ever wants to be ahead of a trend - just follow? Why not wear what you like and looks good on you?
Anonymous wrote:+1 ^^
PPs should realize that people who do know what’s on trend have generally spent time figuring that out too. Fashion blogs, insta, runway shows, making the time and effort to notice what people are wearing around you; whatever it is — fashion is not effortless, no matter how on trend it is to try to look effortless.
If you are trying this hard, it shows and you'll inherently never be "cool" - just thought you should know this up front.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Previous posts are from Spring and mention Vejas, Stan Smith and Converse and others say they were out of style back in April so I thought I'd check in to see if there is anything new in the world of fashion sneakers.
I am in the market for a new pair that's under $150, comfortable and not too bulky (no platforms).
Stan Smith's were uncomfortable and super squeaky.
My leather Nike's are great but I've had them two years and I'm ready for a new pair.
Please send me ideas. I'd be happy to try Vejas if they are still cool (I don't want to get them if they are out or on their way out). My 16 year old son loves his Vejas.
+1
PPs should realize that people who do know what’s on trend have generally spent time figuring that out too. Fashion blogs, insta, runway shows, making the time and effort to notice what people are wearing around you; whatever it is — fashion is not effortless, no matter how on trend it is to try to look effortless.
If you are trying this hard, it shows and you'll inherently never be "cool" - just thought you should know this up front.
+1
Are you two in middle school? When you’re out of high school, you’ll realize that styles change quickly. She just doesn’t want to buy anything that’s in its way out.
Anonymous wrote:I'm still wearing vejas