my date for prom suggested the idea and I told him HELLLLL NOOO!!!!!!!!
deedeja
from wilmington, DE
·
Dec 2007
i like both actually ,but i think it depends on the occasion of course i'm not gonna wear sneakers to a church or professional function
Most people would probably assume that I would say, I rock J's everyday... blah blah blah, but thats far from the case.
Im 16, still in highschool, go to church, represented many juveniles at the juvenile courthouse, and participated in a week long mock trial competion.
Also if you dont know I go to a law-based highschool, we have guest speakers show up [[occasionally]], we attend college fairs, and every wednesday we attend mentoring at Mc. George Law school.
So I have a vast collection of footwear. Maintaing all of my shoes is a definite MUST, and my clothing style is versatile.
I have no preference. I view walking in heels as walking in Jordans, they serve the same purpose but for very different occasions.
When I participate in Mock trial I make sure I fit the character Im portraying. This year I was a key witness [[a movie star]], and I fit the part wearing heels everyday of the competition. I wore heels and a very professional vest, or jacket, over a white collard shirt, or a colorful appropriate shirt with dress pants. Thats how I am on all of the days we have the above listed events.
Even during a regular week of school I will feel like wearing heels so I wear heels 2-3 times out of the week, and on the other day Im either rockin' my J's or some crisp new vans.
I think shoes show no sense in maturity, just personal preference.
well.... im gone need you to know how to do both..... its important to know that my ole ladie can dress up.... and down
The sad thing is I've actually seen this, on several occasions. I just think the shoes should match the outfit and the occasion. Fellas, if you need to coordinate with a flashy suit, try Stacy Adams. Ladies, nothing wrong with tennis shoes, just not with a formal dress. My $0.02
