Sergio Rossi Silver Trainers - Page 2

whereisthatsusu · 24-04-2004

They're not "over-the-top"

but neither are they my cup of tea

Alejandro · 24-04-2004

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Originally posted by Orochian@Apr 24th, 2004 - 5:34 pm

Alejandro I'd love to see those sneakers you're talking about. I'm basically in search of a pair of silver/light grey shoes to go with a sweater with silver threads interwoven into the main yarn.

I need to get my camera rollin'

mode_addict · 24-04-2004

you can do so much better with rossi, ALOT better!
if you're trying to match your sweater, i would rather go for something with thinner sole, in either silver or gold. i would do yasuhiro for puma, something like that.

ahhGucci · 25-04-2004

I was expecting something a bit more over the top. These look a bit dull. Don't bite my head off, I think you could get much better ones. IMO, these look like hiking shoes sprayed silver.

oanadobre · 25-04-2004

Sorry, but I find them really ugly!

banana · 25-04-2004

They look fine. My new balance running shoes are somewhat similar. Since they are a strictly running shoe company they make their shoes in different widths, lengths and arch sizes. Same price as Nike or any other sports shoe brand but much better quality in my opinion. I find that designer sneakers seem to lack something.

PrinceOfCats · 25-04-2004

Designer sneakers generally fall to bits if you use them for sport I find...apart from the classic-y type designs...

I think Tacchini fencers in silver mesh look nicer...

Luna · 25-04-2004

my silver nike shox

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mode_addict rising star Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: san francisco Gender: homme Posts: 169	you can do so much better with rossi, ALOT better! if you're trying to match your sweater, i would rather go for something with thinner sole, in either silver or gold. i would do yasuhiro for puma, something like that. __________________ "Underwear is just another article of clothing to make you look fat." -Tom Ford

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PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The 'other' bit of the south of France Gender: femme Posts: 10,172	Designer sneakers generally fall to bits if you use them for sport I find...apart from the classic-y type designs... I think Tacchini fencers in silver mesh look nicer... __________________ -Jamais fille chaste n'a lu de romans

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Luna Your pm box is full buggy Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: the world Gender: femme Posts: 9,821	my silver nike shox __________________ ...and I will be strong even when it all goes wrong.

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whereisthatsusu trendsetter Join Date: Jan 2004 Gender: femme Posts: 1,417	They're not "over-the-top" but neither are they my cup of tea

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ahhGucci V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 6,495	I was expecting something a bit more over the top. These look a bit dull. Don't bite my head off, I think you could get much better ones. IMO, these look like hiking shoes sprayed silver.

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oanadobre fashion icon Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Bucharest, Romania Gender: femme Posts: 3,107	Sorry, but I find them really ugly! __________________ Gone till December

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banana backstage pass Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 959	They look fine. My new balance running shoes are somewhat similar. Since they are a strictly running shoe company they make their shoes in different widths, lengths and arch sizes. Same price as Nike or any other sports shoe brand but much better quality in my opinion. I find that designer sneakers seem to lack something.